Memorial Day Weekend

Kory and I had a little bit of time to ourselves this weekend, so we tried to milk it as much as possible. We went to the Fisherman's Breakfast in St. Anthony. I remember going every year when I was little, and it has been years since I've been and Kory has never been. We didn't have too long of a wait and the food was great.

After that, I tagged along while Kory and BJ golfed. I was driving around in a cart. We got hit by a short hail storm and rainstorm, but I dried out by the end of the 9th hole.

That night we went to see my niece, Kami, graduate from Madison High School. Her choir sang the prelude, so it was fun to hear both she and Caden sing there. It was a great program and moved along quickly, which is always good. Afterward, we went to Shawn and Amy's and visited.

Kami is the first of the Gee grandkids to graduate. She is an incredible young woman in every way!

These are some snapshots from their choir concert a week or so ago.

Kory and I went to the temple on Saturday and then stopped by the Sugar City cemetery to see my grandparents' graves. We also visited his Whiting grandparents on Sunday in the Ammon cemetery.

We were joking around a little bit about Uarda Whiting's name.

"Uarda name me something different!"

"Uarda name her..."
"Oooh, I like that!"

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