Priscilla

Hi Family,

Corn, corn, corn til its coming out of our ears. Ann Neff, the lady I work with at school, lives in Shumway. She invited us to come get a bunch of corn on Labor Day, which we did and froze a bunch of it. They also gave us a huge watermelon. She went up to Santaquin, where she and Allen served a mission a few years ago, to get a load of Utah peaches. Looking forward to that too. Isaiah and I enjoyed the Sweet Corn Parade in Taylor on Saturday morning. Cutest little home-town parade ever, included the scouts marching, three Taylor ward floats. Corn was the theme of course, and the high school marching band and cheerleaders. And of course, the fire trucks. As soon as the parade ended the rain started, but the festival including the rodeo went on as scheduled.

Soccer season and Hyrum is on the high school JV team. That means two-hour practice every week day. As a 14 year old summer college student Hyrum earned 6 credits and earned an A and a B in Humanities and U. S. history from1877. Bryan is having a wonderful time in junior high. He is serving on the student council and he is a self-made Lobo mascot at the football games. He likes music and being in show choir. I'm looking forward to the first show. James is in his senior year. On the first day of school his response to, "How was your first day back?" He replied, "repetitive." I guess it would be after 12 years. Isaiah made his teacher's day when at the end of the school day he exclaimed, "School Rocks!"

Love, Priscilla