Sunday, September 21, 2008
Laughlin Invite
Scott ran in the Laughlin Invite on Saturday September 20th. He came in 2nd for Centennial and 7th overall out of 86 varsity runners in a 5k race, helping Centennial take first place out of 12 participating High Schools. His average mile was 5:43 with a total time of 17:45. It was a neat competition with schools from as far away as Australia participating.
Twenty-Five Years of Friendship
Remember that old saying: "Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver and the other gold?" Lenise and I celebrated 25 years of friendship this week. We met our freshman year in high school. We had a few classes together including, biology. It was not my favorite class and Lenise helped me study to get good grades. My parents took us to Disneyland that year and we stayed at the only Disneyland Resort there at the time-the Disneyland Hotel. Boy, do the years pass quickly! Here's a picture of the next generation:
Friday, September 12, 2008
Cross Country Season Begins
Scott and his relays partner Drew at Spring Valley High School.
The Centennial team won the Spring Valley relay invitational.
Running at Centennial.
Dallin and Austin are the cheering section with the best and loudest cowbell.
In last Wednesday's Review Journal, Scott was identified as one of the "Runners to Watch" from Centennial High School, in an article about the beginning of the season. He has proved it since, as he has been one of the top scoring finishers who helped Centennial win their first three meets.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Scott speaks at Stake Priesthood Meeting
On Sunday night Scott spoke to an overflow congregation of all the Aaronic and Melchizedek Priesthood at our Stake Center. He didn't even sound nervous as he spoke about how to follow Christ's example of developing a well-rounded personality during our teenage years. We love and admire him so much for the example he sets for all the other members of our family.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
19th Anniversary Shakespeare Festival / Brian Head Trip
Our neighbor Gary offered to let us use his Condo up at Brian Head, which he has used his handyman skills to turn into a beautiful place. So we took him up on his offer and spent the weekend before our 19th Anniversary going to see a couple of plays at the Shakespeare festival (Cyrano and Taming of the Shrew, both of which were great) and hiking around Cedar Breaks for the weekend. Thanks Brasiers for taking care of our kids and thanks Gary, it was a great anniversary!
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