Welcome to the Davis Family Blog! We are active members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons). We hope you enjoy learning more about our family. We love our six children, wonderful daughter-in-law, and two grandsons. We are a musical family, and love the outdoors.
For some time we have wondered about Christopher's tonsils and adenoids. As of late he has had trouble breathing through his nose, he sounds clogged up, and he has had trouble hearing well. A trip the a local ENT doc revealed that he had very large tonsils, huge adenoids, and fluid trapped behind his eardrum -- likely he result of large adenoids. Well, his Valentine's Day was spent at Madison Memorial hospital having is tonsils and adenoids removed, plus tubes put in his ears. Here is a before picture, and two after photos, plus a 3 minute video of him as he starts to wake up from his anesthetic.
Isaac had his 2nd and 3rd basketball games today. His having a great time and we are happy to say is super unselfish. Every boy (all 6) made at least one basket today.
While we were only scheduled to play one game, the game following a team was short a player so Isaac was asked to play for another team. We are sure he wasn't pick out just because he is a whole head taller than any other player. Here are some pics and two video clips of this weeks games.
Friday, January 11, 2013
As we have travelled the country of Belize the past 8 days, we have seen some fabulous scenery and wildlife. Here are some of our favorite pictures of wildlife that we have seen on our adventure!
Isaac and Emrie asked to share a pomegranate. Of course, knowing what mom would say about stained PJ's, Dad made them eat shirtless. Emrie at least had a bib. They had a good time and the kitchen, and more importantly, their clothes, survived!
Christmas for the Davis family was extra special this year for two reasons. First, we had Matthew and Aubrey's family, which means Cooper and Bentley. They were super fun and we loved having them. They couldn't be cuter and they love to snuggle. Second, we were able to talk with our missionary Sister Jenna Davis. She is now a trainer and having great success. Here are just a few pictures to remember our special time together.
Christmas Eve with the Pickerings
Isaac with some new football gear
From left to right, Bentley, Aubrey, Cooper, and Matthew
When your oldest is like 22 years older than your youngest, this is what happens. Your littlest kid can take a bath with your oldest grandson. So, here is aunt Emrie and her nephew Cooper getting ready for church.
Grandpa Dorman enjoyed an unbelievably warm late November day riding Rose along the river banks of the Teton River. Grandpa is a pretty great horse trader, trainer, and still mounting up at 89.