Well it was such a great dad. All Jon and my family came to the event. It was so great. Of course I had to make an even better memory for Graduation and that was riding to the commencement on the Scoot. I also got to sit through it with one of my great friends, Traci. We survived a year of volleyball and motherhood together. I attended both ceremonies and will try ASAP to get the pictures my mom took, cuz there is another great story. One of the Honorary Members was L. Tom Perry, which was so neat. I tracked him down after and got my mom to take a picture with Jon, Graham, and me with him. After we did L. Tom Perry started talking to Graham and Graham grabbed his finger and wouldn't let go with the biggest grin that's ever come out of a child. Elder Perry was teasing and said "Ok, you can let go now." but Graham had the Death Grip on him. Elder Perry said to Graham, "You're going to be a great missionary." I thought I was going to cry. It will be a story for the books. Who knows?, maybe he will be Prophet when Graham goes on a mission. That was my favorite part of this day.
We also put Graham in the pool for the first time and he absolutely LOVED it. Thanks family and friends for always supporting me and for making this day absolutely brilliant! I love you all.
So Graham is officially crawling. I am so proud, but sad I have to chase him away from the stairs. He is using his saucer in a less conventional way, nonetheless, it's entertaining him. He's so cute and I can't believe how big he's getting. He can sometimes pull himself up and is getting used to his pinchers. He loves feeding himself and you can see on his face how proud he is. Mom is a little less than proud that he vacuums with them. And here's a message to you from him.....kbxy nft mtm fttttrvgv bvr vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvb trDDFR^Tt78iU NB FT56TT. I'm sure that is some brillant algorithum for creating a non-fuel running car.
