Stay Salty

 Hi guys guest blogger here, the one the only Carly Nunn. Anyways Lucy says stay salty, I mean she is always salty sooooooo. Any how yesterday mom was being very salty. And it was kind of funny. Like she was not going to make us dinner and then she was going to make us dinner because she was hungry. We were sitting there talking for a few seconds and mom was like "It's getting cold!" When dad blessed the food he was like, "We are grateful for our kind and patient mother," in a funny way not rude. Stay salty people "the scriptures say so;)" 

Next on my guest appearance -People.

Austin - Goes to work and talks about Covid. Has a few church meetings and loves to ride his horses. He is super excited for the NFR:) 

Mom - Works at her little taxi office. Has lots of bff parties. And is a great mother and likes to eat butter. 

Jill - Being a nutritionist that does not like to eat all the food you are supposed to because of Junior. Living in Penguin Itch (Panguitch). Owns quite of few little animals ( and big) 

Larsen - Likes cows a lot. Official status, excited soon to be dad! I don't know where he works and ya.

Hanna/ Hermana Nunn - Is almost done her mish. Like to talk for HOURS on P day but we love her. She misses fat Lena (soon to be skinny.) 

Lucy - Likes to wear the same 3 shirts to school with a long sleeve under. Likes cruising around in Bonnie. And started playing Christmas music in Sept. Suprizingly is still a single pringle:)

Over and out,

 Carly

        

Fall Young Women Activities

We have had fun fall activities. One activity to remember is we had arranged to go Primose Lane Farms to learn about flowers and then we each got to pick a bouquet. The Primroses have 3 adorable young women, and we had such a fun evening picking flowers. That weekend, Claire, the oldest, was in a car accident and was life flighted to Calgary, lucky to be alive but very broken. I was thankful we had been there that week to open the door for our interaction with their girls and for opportunities to minister to Claire and her family. 

 

Carly's Grade 8 Volleyball Season

 Luckily Carly got to have a full volleyball season this year. Her coaches were Melanie Ellingson and Jill Heninger. They got to go to 3 tournaments, one of them we could only watch online. Her team is pretty darn good, they didn't win every game. They practiced a lot and it paid off. Every time they played Raymond, they took turns winning. Raymond beat her team in the divisional championship, so when they got to zones in Medicine Hat and both teams made it to the championship, it was our turn to win. Zone champs!!

Halloween & Snowy Football Game

Halloween was on a Sunday, so the girls dressed up for school on Friday. Carly and her friends dressed up as fairies and Lucy and her friends as army women.

We had a pretty good snowstorm that day, but we went to watch the high school football game anyway. We wore our winter clothes and went to watch. It wasn't that bad because it was too cold and it wasn't windy. The Cougars won!

 

Canadian Thanksgiving

It has been our tradition while we have lived in Canada to go to Sarah's house on Thanksgiving. We usually have a football game in their field before we eat. This year Sarah invited any Gwilliam relatives that live in Canada to come. Then Alberta set some more restrictions from the fourth wave of covid outbreak, so only a few came. But we ended up having Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday instead of Thanksgiving Monday. So no football.

But we did enjoy a delicious meal. Austin's Uncle Ted and Aunt Annie came, and so did Uncle Scott, Aunt Helen and their daughter Heather.

Austin sat at the kids table and assigned everyone one of the dishes of food that came to the kids table that they had to finish. There was a lot of sweet potatoes that Kaden had to eat, but he did it. He may never eat sweet potatoes again. 

Grandma Nunn's pumpkin pies turned green when she baked them. The people who ate them said they tasted fine, despite their unappetizing look.

This is what Hanna posted she was thankful for on Thanksgiving!