Investment club

This evening I attended our ward’s investment club and learned a lot about wills and trusts. I learned that if we don’t make a will and die before our children are 18, they will automatically be placed in foster care–even if we have close relatives who will take them. Thankfully, in Utah hand-written wills still work, so Abe and I are going to go to a notary tomorrow with some hand-written wills to tide us over until we get around to making a trust.

Lydia and I played puzzles this morning. I adopted a pay-attention-to-my-kids mantra for the day because all of the home improvement projects lately mean that the kids have been ignored.
Lydia and I played puzzles this morning. I adopted a pay-attention-to-my-kids mantra for the day because all of the home improvement projects lately mean that the kids have been ignored.
This is before Mary figured out how to fill tacos. She thought she was supposed to layer stuff on the outside of the shell.
This is before Mary figured out how to fill tacos. She thought she was supposed to layer stuff on the outside of the shell.

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After dinner candy necklace that Grandma Karin bought in Estes Park.
After dinner candy necklace that Grandma Karin bought in Estes Park.