Gutke family pics

Our nice brother-in-law, Sean, agreed to take some pics of my family with his awesome new camera. Franny was a wiggly stinker and would NOT smile for Sean, but we managed to get a few good ones out of the bunch. Thanks a ton, Sean!

Argentine? Chilena? Korean? You decide.

One of my Korean students of yesteryear (2006ish) sent my this awesome Han-Bok. It is the traditional dress of Korea. It obviously won't fit Franny for a while, so I had Lucy try it on. She was so happy in it. She was walking around so carefully in it. Now I don't know what to send Enid in return. What's traditional US wear? An Old Navy outfit?

Happy cousins at the park

There's a little play house at Zions bank on 1st north. I put Franny in it to play while I did my banking. She thought she was so cool in there. She was cracking herslf up the whole time and her laugh was echoing throughout the bank. When it was time to go, she would NOT get out. It was making me laugh how she kept shaking her head "no". I finally pulled her out and she screamed like a kid getting pulled out of sacrament meeting.

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Fun Fall Weekend

Sorry I didn't get this typed up when I got the pictures on, but sometimes you have to do blogging in two parts due to time. So last weekend Leah and I took the kids to the Tree house Museum in Ogden. It was so fun as you can see by the pictures. It had this huge tree house in the middle. Then there were countless rooms and different activities for the kids. Such as a Utah history area, a small world area where they had houses from different countries, then there was an oval office replica, a music room with drums and xylophones from all over. Then there was a dress up area and the list goes on. We had a blast and will definitely be visitng there often.

Library and Jumping

I know, it's been a while. So my goal is to post just a little at a time until we get caught up.

This is a video of Elle and Seb's last day at the Cockeysville, MD library, before we moved to Columbia.


Learning to Jump: