Keith Norman came home from his mission in February, he and Kassidi had dated for over a year before they each served their missions and wrote to each other for 2 years. It didn't take long before they were engaged and only a week later to be married! They had planned on a fall wedding, but with Covid everything has been closed down and they didn't want to wait with how crazy life is right now. So since the temples were closed, they had a very small ceremony with less than 20 direct family members. We were able to watch it via conference call. They were married in the apple fields of Perry just as they were blossoming and the weather couldn't have been any more beautiful. Welcome to the family Keith! We love you!
Auri's Conference picture she colored while listening to the talks
Aysia surprised herself with this art project from Mr. Wetstien's class. He is a very strict art teacher and when the schools shut down, Aysia was worried she wouldn't be able to draw the portrait she had chosen of Cameron Boyce who had passes away this past year without her teachers help, but as you can see, she did an incredible job.!
Mom loves her Easter chocolate!
We invited Grandma and Grandpa Pikus over for Sunday dinner, which typically occurs about once a month. Skyler decided to try his hand at baking and chose to make cinnamon rolls which the family will never complain about. It was a long process, but he seemed to master it the first try! They were A-MA-ZING!
During the Quarantine phase of Covid, we did our best to stay indoors, but we definitely needed to get out every once in a while. So we met Grandma Woobie at the park and she brought her 2 dogs, Coda and Pooch. We love our dog playdates since we have never owned one. Unfortunately, shortly after this visit Pooch was hit by a car right outside grandma's house while she let the cute little neighbor girl pet the two dogs. It was so sad, Coda lost his best friend. We are grateful for this last visit we had with Pooch!
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