Mosida Lodge!

Today my mom had the day off. Which is weird because Daddy didn't have the day off and most other people didn't have the day off... But whatever, I'm not going to complain because I got to go on the coolest adventure!

We went to Great Grandma and Grandpa Green's! They're on a mission at the Mosida Lodge in Elberta, UT and Mom wanted to spend her day off with Grandma Twede and Sister and Brother Green... That's weird to say, erm, type.

First, we went through Saratoga Springs, and we started going on this hill that went UP and down and UP and down. It was so fun! Whenever it would happen, I'd say, "Again! Again!" And Mom would laugh and say, "I can't control it!" Then after a long time, Mom asked, "Are you ready for a bumpy ride?!" And we turned and went down a VERY bumpy and gravelly road. Mom said it was something like two miles long. But the whole way, Mom and I said, "Uuuhhhhhuhhhuhhhhhh," to hear our voices go funny because of the bumps.

I only got to see G-Gpa Dale for a few minutes while he ate lunch. He kept telling me not to take too many tomatoes, but I told him what was what. I also tried to tell him what Matt, Papa, Kenzie, Kerstin, Abu, Daddy, Mommy, and pretty much everybody else says... "Shoo-ooo-oo-oot!" With a butt jiggle no less. But you can't teach an old missionary new tricks.

Speaking of tricks and missions... Mommy and Daddy taught me what Joseph Smith, Nephi, and Jesus say! Joseph Smith says, "Which is right." Because he was trying to find which church was right. Nephi says, "Go and do." Because the Lord commanded him to do something and Nephi knew God would find a way for him to get it done. And Jesus says, "Love one another." Because he loves us and we should be nice and sweet and share with everyone.

Do you think it's too early to put in my mish papers? Maybe they'd let me go with G-Gma and G-Gpa Green!

I colored with G-Gma Bette and she traced my hand and drew a pretty ring on my finger, so I wanted a real ring! So G-Gma Bette put Mom to work on making me pretty rings made of beads and stretchy stuff. They were beautiful... until I lost most of them.