Football, Farms, and Fall Festival

 * Game Day Flags *

Jared helped the boys post the flags and then down for every home game.  There were 30 U of U contracts and 21 BYU.  We really started in July to sign up neighbors and get the flags ready.  The boys learned a lot and were able to make a good deposit in their mission savings fund.    

Jordan played Riverton Flag Football this fall and loved it!  He pulled a lot of flags each game and ran a lot of yards with the ball.  He also loved to play with cousins and friends every chance he got.  

The Allen's took Jordan to a football game at LaVell Edward's Stadium.  

And they went early to hike the Y!

We stopped at Thanksgiving Point Farm on the way home from apple picking in Santaquin with the Maxfields.  Candy was able to glean from the fallen apples in the commercial orchard across the street from her aunts home and our car was brimming full of delicious apples.  We were able to make many batches of applesauce and have apples to eat the whole fall.   

This is the Scarecrow Festival at Thanksgiving Point with Grandma and Grandpa.  There were lots of original creations to walk around and see.  We made apple cider in an original press and did some apple carving.  We enjoyed being outside in the lovely fall weather and surroundings.  

This was our first visit to see the Light of the World sculpture exhibit at the TP Gardens.  I know it will touch many people who visit it.  The whole display follows the life of Christ and it was a surprise and a beautiful finale to have the first vision as the last sculpture.