Bearded Dragons are famous for their large spikey beards and ability to turn them jet black as a display of dominance, anger, or to attract a female. Our very own Big Daddy rarely has reason to display his beard, the few times I’ve seen it were when we held him up to a mirror so he could attempt to intimidate the “other dragon” (Kalani says he was protecting his family). However, today I was giving him a bath, and he either got really mad at me, or wanted to mate. (lower-left picture below)
I love having my sister near me because she is a “Party Planner.” She is starting her own business make it myne where she plans and throws parties. She wanted to do a Valentine Party and mentioned it to our aunt and uncle. They said okay and she started planning. We had to come dressed as a “couple” and had some fun food and played some fun games. It was great to see everyone dressed up. Matt and I came as Lois Lane and Clark Kent. I was surprised that Matt would dress up when as a child he wouldn’t even dress up for Halloween. I ordered glasses and a t-shirt online and even got him to color his hair black.
Other couples seen that night include a Pink Lady and T-bird, Morticia and Gomez Addams, Mary Poppins and Bert, Ron and Harmonie, Barbie and Ken, and Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne (who won the best costume). Thanks to my fun family and friends for a wonderful night.
Aloha VII: The Muffin Man
Created: 12/26/2009
Length: 00:31:09
Scotland: Part 2, Kalani’s Name, Boy’s Cruise, Missionaries (Drew, Jon), Mason Man
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The highlight of the evening at our BYUH Luau was watching Kalani learn this hula dance. I am going to study the dance and teach it to her so she can be our little hula dancer.
So, a friend in our church sent me an invitation to a luau. Hawaiian food that I don’t have to cook? Of course I am there. What was even better is that it was a luau for BYU-Hawaii alumni that are now located in Houston. I purchased tickets for myself, Matt and Kalani since we all LOVE the Hawaiian food and had a wonderful time meeting new people that also attended BYUH. The evening consisted of a video that was made at BYUH and mailed to us to view, food, dancing, pictures and talking story. We are looking forward to more get togethers with the alumni to feel of their “aloha spirit” and of course to eat more “ono grindz”
We were a small group, but that just meant more food for us!
