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Kindergarten Zoo Program

Kavin participated in the Kindergarten Zoo Program this past week. This performance has been a long time coming and was very important to Kavin. He memorized all of his parts and learned all of the songs and then had a daily count-down to performance day. It was fun to watch him.


Kavin was a lion in this program and had to wait until the end of the show to do his part. He was very patient and gave his mom a little smile while he was pretending to be a sleeping lion in the jungle.

Am I related to this child?

I hate to admit this, but I'm afraid I have taught my children all to well. It's amazing how children learn by example so much more than by words. It's a powerful subconcious thing that happens in families. My parents laughed and wondered if this was a video of Kaitlyn's mother "Melissa". Yes, I'm afraid, I have in fact raised a, "Little Dramatic Melissa." Enjoy the drama!

TURN YOUR VOLUME DOWN BEFORE WATCHING! (Kaitlyn doesn't say anything, she is just mouthing the words and I couldn't get the video to stop from having this wierd blasting, buzzing noise. You'll enjoy it more if there is no volume on.)

Lunts on Choir Tour!

It's rare that we get to go on choir tour with our dad these days. With so many obligations here on the home front, we have had to pass on the trips these past couple of years. However, this year was different, well with the first tour anyway. We went with Spanish Fork High School Choirs to Los Angeles, California. We got to go to the beach, to Disneyland, to the musical "Wicked" and to the choir competition.

The beach was absolutely beautiful but freezing. I wish I would have gotten a picture of myself. I was in my coat with my gloves and hat on. I must be odd because by the looks of my family they aren't cold at all! Neither were the other choir kids. However, a group from Mesa came and said, "Only the Utah kids would get in the ocean this time of year." So...I guess I'm just a true Arizonan at heart eh?

Kavin and Karissa couldn't wait to go on the Indiana Jones ride. They had to wait in line twice because the first time the park closed it down. Luckily, they opened it back up and we made it through that time.

Here we are waiting to go on the tea cup ride. Rick opted out, but luckily I was in for a swirling- dervish experience. We had so much fun and were never so tired in our lives. We want to go back when we have more time to spend. One day just wasn't enough!