Granny & Grumpy's Grand Central: Jaxon's Big Day

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Jaxon's Big Day

The Big Eight for Jaxon was in December, but he was baptized in January. It was a really nice day and Jaxon was really excited to get baptized. It was a pretty short meeting as there was only one other boy being baptized that day.

Lots of cousins were there to help celebrate this important day.

Grumpy and I got him a CTR ring that is a band with another band that spins around on it. He thought it was really cool. I hope he can keep it a long time and let it remind him to make good choices.

We can't do anything without eating of course, so off we went to Macaroni Grill. We were really early for our reservation, so wait we did. A long time. All the kids decided to play in the grassy retention basin and being the boy that he is, Jaxon just had to climb the tree.

It was a memory to cherish.

1 comment:

Connie said...: I love Baptism days for 8 year olds. They are one of the best meetings in the church. Congrats to such a good lookin little man!; Sun Jan 17, 09:13:00 PM

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