Monday, June 29, 2009
A New Neighbor
Posted by The Hoyt Family at 2:40 PM 3 comments
Thursday, June 25, 2009
More Summer Catch Up.
This first part was supposed to be at the end of my post but I added the pictures in last and didn't want to move them and screw up the size and not be able to click on them so pardon my screwed up backward posting...
First A Small tribute to my dad's for father's day.. I'm a little late but thats ok.. My dad passed away 6 years ago in July.. Oh how I miss him.. He was a farmer in utah.. Farming was his passion. He loved being outdoors, up in the mountains hunting and camping.. He loved animals.. He had lots of goats, pigs, deer, dogs and horses at his farm.. The kids loved to visit and pet all the animals.. He also had many orchards of cherries, peaches, and apples. Him and my step mom ran a fruit stand in Perry and worked very hard.. He also built a housing development with my grandma in Perry called Hill Haven subdivision. He worked very hard all his life.. My dad is my hero.. I looked up to him alot.. I wish I could have been around him more.. We didn't get to see him much growing up but the times we did were so precious to me.. I always had the best times camping with him.. He had me riding a 3 wheeler by the time I was 5. And he didn't even kill me when I backed the 4 wheeler up right through someones camping trailer and put a huge hole in it, or when I would be miles away and run out of gas and he would have to come get me.. He taught me how to water ski.. He had me skiing with him when I was about 4 or 5 as well.. He would have me stand up on his feet and wrap 1 arm around me and off we would go, and he would tell me when to plug my nose when we were going to go down in the water..I think I got my thrill seeking from him.. We were always doing dangerous, fun, exhilarating things..
Unfortunately he died way to soon. I would give anything to see him again and talk with him. There is so much I wish I could have said before he died.. The thing that gets me through is knowing that we will be reunited again. Happy Father's Day Dad I love you you will always be my Hero..... 
And to my other best dad in the world.. He got me when I just turned 1o. He got the raw end of the deal I think.. He had to raise me through the toughest part of my life.. Being a teenager and a girl when he only had boys was probably a nightmare.. He was a police officer in Utah for 30 years before he retired.. He is also a Viet Nam Vet.. Now imagine how fun that was for me growing up Not!!! we didn't have the best of relationship growing up.. I had to get pretty sneaky when it came to sluffing school because at the time I was in High school he was the juvenile cop so he was always there.. And I would get so embarrassed when the kids would come up to me and say oh man your dad just busted me.. I would literally turn my head and pretend I didn't notice him when I saw him.. What a daughter hu? And of course he did background checks on all my boyfriends, always found me when I wasn't where I was supposed to be, made me do the jobs over again if I didn't do them right the first time, taught me to turn the water off when I was brushing my teeth so I didn't waste, and turn the lights off when I left the room. No talking on the phone past 9:00 pm, taught me how to mow the lawn, shoot a gun, parallel park, and much more. He was always there at my colorguard performances and parades cheering me on and helped make me the person I am today.. I hate to think how my life might have turned out without him. He brought us back into the church and I will always be grateful for that.. He's a little OCD, he stays up at night worrying about everything and tries to solve the worlds problems, but he's the best grandpa and dad anyone could ask for and I am grateful that I have him and I didn't kill him off through those teenage years.. Happy Father's Day Dad.. Love you!!

Now on to whats been going on in my neck of the woods lately!!
I have gotten a bit behind on my postings.. We have been running non stop since school got out with different things going on and projects we want to accomplish.. And here I though summer was for fun and relaxation??
We attempted some clean up around our yard to beautify it.. I doesn't look like much from the Pict's. but if you saw the before Pict's you would definitely see the difference.. We cut back alot of trees and foliage around the back yard so you could view the walkway to the pond better and just took back the edge of the greenery.. We are only renting right now so we cant do to much to it.. If we owned this I would go to town and take out all the smaller trees and foilage right down to the water so it looked really cleaned up but still had the big trees for the shade and some of the natural preserve running along the pond..

Posted by The Hoyt Family at 7:44 PM 2 comments
Labels: Father's day, Garden, Logans 5th birthday
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Sundays Quote
"A pebble held close to the eye appears to be a gigantic obstacle. Cast on the ground, it is seen in perspective. Likewise, problems or trials in our lives need to be viewed in the perspective of scriptural doctrine. Otherwise they can easily overtake our vision, absorb our energy, and deprive us of the joy and beauty the Lord intends us to receive here on earth." 
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Posted by The Hoyt Family at 11:00 PM 0 comments
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
14th Wedding Anniversary


Because in everything I do You always have a part, Because a loving thought of you Is always in my heart, Because each little wish of mine You've tried to make come true -- On this, our day, I want to say How dearly I love you.
I really want to tell you Just how precious you are to me, My every thought of you Is as loving as can be
My heart is totally filled with things That words alone can't say, This comes especially for you With all my love today
Posted by The Hoyt Family at 3:04 PM 5 comments
Labels: 14th wedding anniversary





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