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It was the 21.5-incher that came under the scrutiny of the team, and as this wasn't the first time that an iMac model had been given the treatment the use of suction cups to remove the magnetically-held display glass from the body had already been established.
One of the main points of interest seemed to be that the Thunderbolt IC that was found was not exactly the same as the recent MacBook Pro 15-inch, with an Intel L102IA84 EFL Thunderbolt port IC in place.
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Announcing Audrey Mortensen, Our New Policy Analyst
As Libertas Institute's success rate continues to climb, and as our portfolio of policy work keeps expanding, our need to hire additional staff members grows. As such, we are excited to announce a new policy analyst joining the Libertas team!
Audrey Mortensen brings a wealth of experience to this position, having worked for several years in related fields. Most recently, she worked in New Mexico both in the governor's office and the Republican Leadership office in a variety of capacities—legislative analysis, constituent liasing, office management, event planning, and more. Audrey comes recommended with extremely high praise from those she worked with in these offices, all of whom commended her for her excellent work and great personality.
Before that she worked for the Republican Party in New Mexico, training and managing hundreds of volunteers and interns, and for the Republican National Committee, helping with fundraising and finances.
Audrey is a graduate of the University of Utah, where she double majored in political science and international relations, also receiving a business minor. While in school, she interned at the Utah Legislature and the Scottish Parliament.
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With this new hire, Josh Daniels—who has previously been serving as policy analyst—has been promoted to Director of Policy.
Our Lawsuit Over HB43 Settled: A Victory for Free Association in Utah
Last November, along with the Utah Taxpayers Association, we sued the state seeking to overturn a clearly unconstitutional law requiring disclosure of information about our donors. Today, due to the great work of attorneys from the Center for Competitive Politics, who represented our organizations in this lawsuit, we are happy to announce a settlement—and a victory for free association in Utah.
House Bill 43, passed by the legislature in 2013, was sponsored in response to a political consultant's illegal use of non-profit organizations to hide the identity of the source of his donors—from the payday lending industry—to fund a negative campaign against Representative Brad Daw, who had sought to regulate the industry's practices. The bill passed the Senate 20-8 and passed the House 60-13.
The law compels private non-profit organizations—such as Libertas Institute—to publicly disclose the personal information of their donors when the organization spends $750 or more on political activity in a single year. This creates a substantial chilling effect, harming our potential to raise funds from people who may not wish to be publicly identified with their ideological and financial support, whether for family, business, religious, or personal reasons.
Utah Governor Calls for State's Withdrawal of Common Core Education Standards
Following a defeat at the State Republican convention where the Common Core education standards were a central point of contention between gubernatorial challenger Jonathan Johnson and incumbent Governor Gary Herbert, the latter has just issued a letter to the State Board of Education asking them to dump the standards.
This comes as a shock to many, as Herbert has long been an ardent proponent of the standards, dismissing and denigrating the concerns raised by critics.
The letter takes an about face, conceding that "there are legitimate concerns that I share with those opposed to the Common Core" and asking the Board to "consider implementing uniquely Utah standards, moving beyond the Common Core to a system that is tailored specifically to the needs of our state."
The Governor also states that "it is critical that we not repeat past mistakes made during the 2010 implementation of the Common Core standards," noting that "we must work with parents and students to understand what works and what can be improved." We find this interesting, as this argument was the basis of our lawsuit against the State Board of Education. Utah law specifies that in "establishing minimum standards related to curriculum and instruction" the Board shall consult with local school boards, teachers, parents, and others.
This was not done. To rebut the arguments outside of the court, the Governor asked the Attorney General to review some of the concerns about Common Core—concerns that Herbert has not conceded until today. That legal analysis, signed by Attorney General Reyes, inaccurately states that the language regarding consulting parents was not in statute in 2010 as the Board was adopting Common Core. That is completely incorrect; the statute had been in place for years prior. It was utterly disregarded during the rushed process of adopting the Common Core standards.
It is important to note that the Board of Education adopted an experimental set of standards for which there was no evidence. No trials had been done. Nothing had been tested. They rushed the state into its adoption not because of any empirical data, but because its adoption was required in order to qualify for a potential federal grant that, in the end, Utah did not receive. For filthy federal lucre, hundreds of thousands of Utah children were turned into pedagogical guinea pigs.
We welcome the Governor's newfound concern with the Common Core standards and encourage the State Board of Education to follow suit—this time actually consulting with the parents and teachers who are impacted by their top-down decisions.
In a pre-written letter released mere minutes after the Governor's letter to the Board, Board chairman David Crandall states that the Board "is cognizant of the issues surrounding the 2010 adoption" and that they will "always look for ways to improve upon" the standards. Nothing is stated in direct response to the Governor's suggestion about the Common Core standards specifically.
Yet Another Poll Confirms High Support for Medical Cannabis
Poll after poll confirms what is now common knowledge: a majority of Utahns want to see medical cannabis legalized statewide. The latest survey, done by Dan Jones, finds that 66% of adult Utahns support the legal change, while 28% are opposed and only five percent don't know.
The ideological breakdown revealed that 90% of Democrats and 76% of independents are in favor, whereas 55% of Republicans support legalizing medical cannabis. Even more "very conservative" respondents are in favor—49% versus 44% of them who oppose.
Despite LDS Church opposition to Senator Madsen's recent bill, a majority of Mormons still support legalization—55% to 40% in opposition.
With recent legislation having failed, medical cannabis patients and advocates are now looking to file a ballot initiative that would give the option directly to the supportive public, rather than allowing the skeptical House of Representatives to substantially restrict (or opt not to pass) a medical cannabis program.
Summer Research Internships Announced
Libertas Institute has two summer research internships available for college students or recent graduates. Join our successful organization to help advance the cause of liberty in Utah!
We are in need of policy research assistance to prepare some of the legislative proposals Libertas will be advancing in the 2017 general session beginning next January.
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These are unpaid positions, though we will gladly work with your school to provide credit if that is an option. Any necessary expenditures related to assigned work will be reimbursed.
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What Liberty Means to Me
Who cares if Joe down the road can't keep bees? I don't want to, don't think I ever will want to, so why should I care? They can fight to change the law if they want to. I'm not interested in renting out my home while I'm out of town, so why should I care if there's a law keeping my neighbor from doing so? I'm not sick or in constant pain and am not interested in using medical cannabis, either. So why should I worry that it's not legally available to those who may need it? I heard a story about police seizing a guy's property when they pulled him over—and they kept it, even though they didn't charge him with a crime… but who cares? That wasn't me so it's not my concern. Right?
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Definitely not to that careless degree, but in a certain way with certain issues, that was me six months ago before I joined Libertas Institute. Outside a few specific issues I did care about, if it didn't affect me directly… I wasn't very concerned if a law was unconstitutional or violated someone's personal rights. And then one day Connor Boyack hired me.
The Utah 2016 Defenders of Liberty
With the 2016 legislative session now having concluded, we're able to see how each elected official fared in protecting (or violating) liberty. Here's the Legislator Index for this year.
First, kudos to those who scored a perfect 100%: Representatives Brian Greene, John Knotwell, Dan McCay, and Marc Roberts. These gentleman are truly champions of liberty and work hard to defend our freedoms on a wide range of policies.
They are joined by ten other legislators who will be receiving the Defender of Liberty award this year—given to those who score an 85% or higher.
Interestingly, many Republicans scored worse than Democrats. In fact, the seven lowest scoring Representatives were all Republicans. The highest scoring Democrats were Rep. Briscoe, with 57%, and Senators Davis and Escamilla, tied at 61%.
Pencil in your calendar for the morning of May 7, where we will be presenting the Defenders of Liberty with their award at our annual event! More details coming soon.
Utah Law Enforcement Doubles Down on Forfeiture Misrepresentations
In an attempt to derail legislation meant to reform civil asset forfeiture, Utah law enforcement agencies sent a highly misleading letter to legislators last week falsely claiming that House Bill 22 would "protect drug cartels, not innocent owners." We posted a response, including a letter from the bill sponsor, Representative Brian Greene.
The response picked apart their claims one by one, demonstrating their inaccuracy.
Now, they've doubled down by sending a second letter—one that contains more misrepresentations, and doesn't even attempt to respond to the rebuttals of their claims as to what the bill would do (which would be hard, since their claims were completely inaccurate).
The letter starts by addressing an example of forfeiture mentioned in Representative Greene's letter—that of the Garcia family whose cash (over $14,000) was seized by officers. Noting that "a drug dog alerted" officers of the smell of drugs, the letter admits that "no drugs were found." As a result, the Garcias were released; no charges were filed. Yet the money was kept, and ultimately returned, without any attorney fees provided.
Utah Law Enforcement Officials Mislead Legislature to Oppose Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform
When "Initiative B" was being considered in 2000 by Utah voters—a measure designed to limit the ability of government to legally take property from people not convicted of a crime—law enforcement officials strenuously opposed its passage. It passed by 69%.
When "Initiative B" was passed into law, law enforcement officials immediately sought to undermine the law and re-introduce the ability to obtain a part of the resulting proceeds from the confiscated property. As explained by Senator Howard Stephenson in 2002:
Now, just two years after voters approved this law which protects property owners from unfair property forfeitures, a group of Utah legislators and leaders of law enforcement are preparing to gut it. Last week the legislature's Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee rubber-stamped a bill presented by Clark Harms, Salt Lake County Deputy District Attorney, that would undo many of Initiative B's reforms.
If you want to know the motives for prosecutors and law enforcement officials pushing these amendments, simply follow the money. Initiative B prevents law enforcement agencies from taking property without convicting property owners of a crime, and then selling the property and keeping the proceeds for the law enforcement budget.
After unsuccessful attempts, law enforcement finally succeeded in 2004 by successfully convincing the legislature to once again allow police agencies to financially benefit from forfeiting property.
In 2013, law enforcement crafted legislation designed to undermine private property and due process protections in forfeiture law, and then stood by silently—and knowingly—while the legislature was misled into believing that the lengthy change to forfeiture law was only technical and superficial, as opposed to substantive. Our policy analysis, written a few months later, highlighted what law enforcement had done. To correct this gross error and restore these deceptive changes, we proposed legislation designed to restore these changes.
The Attorney General's office penned a misleading response designed to thwart that effort. We rebutted the letter, and our proposal passed unanimously, re-introducing into forfeiture law the private property and due process protections that law enforcement had undermined.
Now, in an effort to thwart the effort to reform civil asset forfeiture by requiring a criminal conviction as a basis for legally confiscating a person's property, law enforcement officials are once again playing fast and loose with the facts.
The Utah County Law Enforcement Executives Association—comprised of the Utah County District Attorney, Sheriff, and police chiefs from around the county—wrote a letter full of misleading and inaccurate information designed to encourage legislators to oppose the bill. The letter was supported in a separate letter by the Utah Chiefs of Police Association, saying it "agrees with, endorses, and reiterates the sentiments expressed."
Representative Brian Greene, sponsor of House Bill 22, distributed the following letter to his colleagues in response to the above-mentioned letters, refuting the inaccurate claims made about the bill. We include it below with his permission.
Letter to colleagues from Representative Brian Greene
House Bill 22, Civil Asset Forfeiture – Procedural Reforms, introduces and restores some important reforms to civil asset forfeiture—the legal ability of government to seize and keep property of individuals not charged with, let alone convicted of, a crime. The bill, drafted over two years and recommended favorably during interim, passed out of the House Judiciary Committee unanimously.
Law enforcement and prosecutors object to the bill, just as they objected to the statewide "Initiative B" in 2000 that first put in place protections for citizens on civil forfeiture in Utah (which passed by 69%). Immediately after the passage of Initiative B, these groups set out to undermine the expressed will of Utah voters by ensuring that the financial proceeds of civil asset forfeiture (taken from individuals who have not been convicted of a crime) could once again flow back to law enforcement agencies. Successive modifications to the civil asset forfeiture statute, proposed by law enforcement and prosecutors, have effectively eliminated most of the reforms accomplished by Initiative B. HB22 seeks to restore some of those reforms, without touching the parallel criminal forfeiture procedure.
The Utah County Law Enforcement Executives Association recently distributed a letter of opposition to HB22—one which is replete with misleading claims and factually incorrect statements. The following is my rebuttal to their shameful act of fearmongering.
Irrelevant information
The UCLEEA letter takes half a page to share a few statistics "to put the problem in perspective," first highlighting seizures from drug trafficking organizations—seizures which HB22 still allows to occur, and which can be forfeited criminally as under current law. And, it's important to note, these drug trafficking organizations are a very small minority of overall forfeitures—the overwhelming majority of which are under $5,000 in total value.
The "perspective" information then discusses the financial aspects of drug cartels, nationwide heroin use, Utah's well known prescription drug overdose problem, and the increased rate of newborns exposed to drugs while in utero. None of this has anything to do with HB22.
This is an attempt to lead you to believe that HB22 would somehow "support drug dealers, criminals, and large cartels." To the contrary: HB22 supports private property rights and due process by ensuring that the government can only take property from individuals (including drug dealers, criminals, and large cartels) upon a showing that the property is actually linked to the alleged crime. Many have argued that HB22 doesn't go far enough because it still allows property to be seized in the absence of a criminal prosecution and/or conviction.
No examples of abuse?
UCLEEA claims that proponents of the bill "have NO documented examples of abuses by police or prosecutors" (emphasis in the original). This is completely false. The proposed reforms have been the subject of multiple committee hearings over the past year wherein multiple examples were presented in detail, and testimony from individuals whose property interests had been violated through the civil forfeiture process was received. As one example of many, the Garcia family was passing through Utah to a wedding in Idaho on April 15, 2014. Stopped in Weber County by police for having a tinted license plate cover, they had $14,170 taken from them—money they had pooled together to help pay for the wedding and give to the newlyweds. The money was taken by police at the roadside stop while the Garcias were sent on their way—not charged with any crime. Prosecutors held the property for eleven months before relenting and releasing it (after the Garcia family incurred substantial attorney fees). No drugs or illegal conduct was ever found.
Other examples exist, and for brevity's sake will not be included (but I'm happy to share in person, if interested). To simply claim that NO examples have been provided is absurd.
"Policing for profit"
Proponents of forfeiture reform sometimes use the above-listed term when describing forfeiture, due to the financial incentive that exists for law enforcement and prosecutors to obtain revenue by taking property from those not convicted of a crime.
In their letter, UCLEEA references some of the reasonable uses of forfeiture revenue: drug courts and crime victims. Mr. Platt, a Salt Lake County prosecutor, made this same point during his committee testimony as well.
What both Mr. Platt and UCLEEA are not telling you, however, is that most forfeiture revenue is redirected back to the law enforcement agencies that participate in the asset forfeiture grant program. For example, in FY2014, CCJJ disbursed $729,747 of forfeiture proceeds to 25 state and local law enforcement agencies. Forfeitures in which state and local law enforcement participated with Federal agencies accounted for another $848,204.44 to law enforcement agencies during the same year. This financial incentive was eliminated by Initiative B, which is why law enforcement immediately set out to undermine it after passage. HB22 simply recognizes the will and wisdom of nearly 70% of Utahns by restoring this important protection against perverse incentives.
It's important to note two things. First, HB22 does not in any way impede criminal forfeiture. Those convicted of crimes will—as they should—have the proceeds of their crime taken from them. Thus, the letter's references to Utah becoming a sanctuary for drug cartels and drug trafficking are misleading fearmongering; this bill is designed to protect innocent owners. In 2014, 69.2% of forfeitures were under $5,000 in total value. The overwhelming number of cases are not the drug cartels to which opponents refer.
Second, despite the importance of funding drug courts and the Crime Victims Fund, these programs should not be funded by proceeds taken from innocent individuals. This point was emphasized in committee testimony. It's perfectly legitimate to divert criminal forfeiture revenue to these worthy programs, but prosecutors should not be allowed to take property from people not charged or convicted with a crime, even if it is used for beneficial government programs.
False Claims about House Bill 22
UCLEEA falsely claims in their letter that HB 22 "works to protect drug cartels, not innocent owners." This wildly inaccurate statement is then supported by three assertions, each of which is not at all correct.
"Lines 102-105 create a loophole. Under this language, a pimp exploiting a young woman engaged in sex for money would claim the money, and be entitled to get it back."
This argument is absurd and reflects an intentional deception or complete lack of understanding of the law. Lines 102-105 specifically exclude as an "innocent owner" anyone who has "participated in" or "given permission" for the illegal conduct, or who "solicits," "commands," "encourages," or "aids" another person to engage in illegal conduct. Only complete incompetence would prevent a prosecutor from establishing the culpability of a pimp under these standards.
"That loophole is repeated at lines 150-156. Under this language, a person found with $90,000 in cash and 30 pounds of heroin during execution of a search warrant would be entitled to a return of all the cash, unless surveillance had observed the actual transaction producing the $90,000 cash (which, of course, is almost impossible to achieve)."
What law enforcement executives call a "loophole", the law calls due process and burden of proof. The "direct nexus" requirement between the property seized and the illegal conduct serves two important purposes: First, it is a reflection of the high level of protection of private property afforded by the constitution—even a "criminal" is entitled to such protection of legitimately acquired property; and second, it seeks to prevent the common "blitzkrieg" practice of seizing everything and anything, and then engaging in a "settlement exercise" with the owner where the owner must "agree" to forfeit some assets to recover others.
The assertion that a forfeiture action can't succeed unless law enforcement actually surveil the transaction is as nonsensical as suggesting that a murder, or any other crime for that matter, cannot be solved without a video recording of the event. The direct nexus provision requires nothing more than that law enforcement and prosecutors do the job that the public expects them to do—investigate, collect evidence, build a case and prosecute.
Due process and burden of proof are hardly new concepts created by this bill. They are, however, protections guaranteed by a much older bill—the Bill of Rights.
"Alternatively, the $90,000 would be used to pay for an attorney (line 401) rather than be forfeited to CCJJ to remedy the harmful effects of heroin on our communities."
The complaint about seized property being subject to release for purposes of "paying for an attorney" reflects a misunderstanding of, or an attempt to mislead about, existing law. The forfeiture statute already allows for the judicial release of seized property for hardship purposes, and, in practice, this provision is commonly relied upon by defendants to obtain the resources necessary to secure legal representation. The inclusion of a specific reference to this purpose within the list of other specific and general purposes doesn't change the practical application of the statute —it merely acknowledges it.
What should be alarming, however, is that within the letter's criticism of this provision is the implied opposition to a defendant's access to legal representation. Perhaps, this is reflective of a fear that legal representation of defendants will disrupt the "fast-track" practice of resolving most civil forfeiture cases by default or stipulated judgment. The law should impose a high bar for taking property from individuals not convicted of a crime—and those who have taken an oath to protect and defend the rights of citizens should understand and accept that difficult standard.
UCLEEA claims that HB22 is a "solution in search of a problem," when the truth is quite opposite. There's a reason that many states are moving away from civil asset forfeiture: New Mexico and North Carolina have abolished it completely, while Montana, Minnesota and others require a criminal conviction as a prerequisite for civil forfeiture. The reforms proposed by HB22 are modest in comparison, and still allow the use of civil forfeiture, contrary to the claims of UCLEEA.
If, as UCLEEA asserts, HB22 would result in a complete discontinuation of asset forfeiture as tool, that result would be entirely by their choice. That statement looks very much like an admission that profit motive is the driving force behind the current use of asset forfeiture. Fortunately, I don't believe that would be the result, as it has not been in states that have imposed much stronger reforms that HBB22 proposes.
The 2016 Real State of the State
Last night, Governor Gary Herbert addressed government officials and members of the public to deliver his annual "State of the State" address. He touched on job creation, education, air quality, self-reliance, and health care, among other issues. Below, we present the real state of the state—one that does not rely, in whole or in part, upon politically popular issues that poll well with key constituencies.
What is the state of the state?
Governor Herbert posed this question to the assembled audience, answering it in the affirmative—that the state is strong, and even "outstanding." Nevertheless, the state faces significant challenges that were not addressed in the speech, and need serious scrutiny in order to protect the rights of each Utahn. We would disagree with the Governor's assessment; while it's easy to point to the growth of the market as a leading indicator of the government's performance, this data point is peripheral to the underlying issues where the state is not performing very well.


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Four people were arrested in Polk County for using a stun gun to discipline as many as nine children in the home in a case that Sheriff Grady Judd called "torture" for the children.
Deputies said all four adults were living in the same Lakeland home and that the two males were dating the two females.
Deputies said they were called to the home in mid-July on suspicion of child abuse. The Department of Children and Families removed two children from the home after multiple bruises and two-prong burns, apparent stun gun injuries, were found on the children.
When the suspects were questioned, deputies said they lied about the injuries and what caused them, denied having the stun gun, and then lied and told investigators that the children found the stun gun and used it on each other.
Deputies arrested Eduardo Vazquez, 22, William Torres-Morales, 22, Elizabeth Tarvin, 33, and Veronica Sanchez, 32, Thursday on multiple charges including aggravated child abuse, failure to report child abuse, and negligent child abuse.
Investigators found through interviews that nine children, ages 7 through 13, were injured with a stun gun by Vazquez and Torres-Morales as a form of discipline. The children were also forced to do pushups and when a child was not able to do one, the child was zapped with the stun gun, deputies said. "One of the children said they weren't allowed to cry or say that it hurt, because to do that would cause more discipline," said Sheriff Judd.
One of the children told investigators he lost feeling in his legs and eventually ran to a neighbor's house to finally ask for help. Deputies said the children were injured with the stun gun at least 36 separate times over the course of about a month.
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"It was absolutely torture. It's torture of these children because they were stunning them over and over and over for no reason. No reason at all. Can you imagine that environment?" said Judd.
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Excellent, thank you. This is a great place to start, though it strikes me as more of a patch tracker than a bug tracker :) I still believe that we really need a single bugtracker that store the...
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Definitely willing to help transfer stuff from the forums.
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Ah OK, that's what I thought, so it relates to creating an ExtJS frontend, not the more fundamental issue of having *some* bugtracker *any* bugtracker!
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Is that because it's a closed issue for the Devs or that it's not your area of concern?
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Sorry, what do you mean by "hosted CDN" version?
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Is it possible for one of the devs to give an official response? I know you chaps are busy with 3.0 and the conference, but it would be great to get just an, "OK we heard you"... :)
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Can one of the devs tell us what they use at the moment? It could be easier to start with that in the short term.
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I have pictures to share... and its Thursday... so we're having picture Thursday!
Picture Thursday
I've told some of you that DH is going back to his violin.. Well he had his violin out tonight and Belle was DYING for a chance to try... so I took pics. He looks kinda scared in some of them.. That violin has been his baby.. She's demanding her own violin. She's starting ballet/tap/tumbling too... I see this getting expensive.
ETA: please excuse the messy house!
Very cool! I am trying to get photobucket to upload mine right now!
Here are some of our Christmas pictures.
The ornaments Lucas and the sitter made
My gifts from Lucas...Santa cookie and remote control car
Santa's big gift-Mickey Mouse pirate ship
Favorite gift from mom-Spy jet from Cars 2
Gingerbread house
Looks like you've got a little performer on your hands, Kerri! Love it!
And just look at little Lucas and his tongue! Looks like he had a great Xmas!
Here are a few of our holiday shots:
These are so cute, yall!
Kerri, YES, it isn't the kids that are expensive...it is all of the extracurriculars!!!!!!!!!!! Belle is adorable and it is awesome that that your dh is picking back up with the violin!
Wendy, I absolutely LOVE your last two pictures. You are all so cute!
Kat, I think you did a great job with your new camera. So good to see new pictures of your two...can't wait to see more.
Stephanie, too funny about the blue truck! Your tree looks perfect!! Is Lucas starting to lick the gingerbread house?! Haha. Cuteness!
I'll post some in a little while, although I already posted the link to all of them in the other thread.
Such cute pics!!
Kerri, that is awesome that Belle is showing interest in the violin! She is going to be the busiest 3 year old ever.
Steph, Lucas did such a good job picking out your presents. It looks like he was enjoying his gifts too!
Wendy, you have the cutest family! Tia and Pax look so grown up though.
Kat, you took great pics with your new camera!
These are great...but why are so many of them so small?? The rules of the picture thread include NOT resizing!
That is a beautiful violin! Lucas's sitter has more patience than me...what great ornaments! And it is so weird to see Xmas outfits in a sunny place...here we sit in a whump of new snow, I can't imagine getting into the spirit of the season with palm trees all around me, lol! (Love your new siggy, Wendy.)
OK, so after being the thread police, I am not posting until next week, lol. Keep 'em coming, and let's do more Xmas pics in the new year when some DH's go back to work...
I post most of my photos worth sharing on the blog, so I won't add them again here! There is a link to an entire album on the Christmas page though.
Here are some snapshots that I never got a chance to blog about -
Making pizza one day while my aunt was over here taking care of us:
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And the girls dress up in these tutus and sunglasses almost every day.
Love the violin pics, so sweet
Wendy, is that a purple hat as a tree topper? If so, INGENIUS idea. LOL You look beautiful. Can't believe how big Tia is. AND, I'll cut you slack this time because you don't usually participate in the pic threads, but the rule is NO-RESIZING.
Steph, LOVE Lucas' gifts. So stinking sweet. And those cookies are the bomb, I miss them.
Candace, Oh My Goodness!!!! The upside down sunglasses are a hoot.
Ok, I have pics uploaded from my cam, now just to get them on pb without it taking an entire afternoon.
Ok, brace yourselves. Here is our 3 day/3 location Christmas.
After a 8 hour car trip, at TweedleDee's
Abby with her hair still wet and my sister Jamie's, getting ready to go to my dumb BIL's
and the only pic of her I have not covered in a blanket and sleeping.
At my BILs
Jax playing with his older very rambuntious cousins
Abby sleeping on me
Rick with his mom and Abby still aleeping
Abby passed back to me still sleeping
Abby given back to her dad and STILL sleeping
Christmas Eve day, heading in the livingroom for the action
Jaxon with his much asked for trucks from his sister
This cracks me up, Abigail opening yet another babydoll, but check out that she's eyeballing her brother's trucks
Pitches the babydoll to the side and claims a truck
Jax won't allow it and she's forced back to her babydoll.
The day after Christmas playing nonstop with the kitchen and easel and the trucks
Loving all the pics!!! Abs was out cold! I'm so happy they liked the cookie set...still a big hit at my house even after a year! And I LOVE her curls!
Eta: the kitchen and the easel look really nice. Maybe next year I will get them an easel and not so much other "stuff"
I have been trying to find time to do this.. I posted a bunch on FB so you can get the rundown there here a few of the highlights IMO
Christmas eve.. sick child but the outfit was SO CUTE and she is wearing my moms costume jewerly (why my mom is wearing it is another story)
The moment when Owen realized Santa brought him what he asked for "Dinosaur Train"
we bought an electric train .. non stop playing
Everly's favorite gift.. cozy coupe
Christmas drama
after.. the drama
gah I adore this pic
look I made cranberry orange doughnuts .. my first doughnut(homemade).. amazing
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Kelly, wow that is one big goose egg.
So cool that he is back to the violin.
Mel, we had four location christmas.....so right now I am saying we are NOT doing that next year...:ROFL:
havent gone thru the christmas photos yet to edit the red eyes and such.....will get to that soon I hope....
the long awaited photos of my new furniture.........think this is how we are going to arrange them for now, until I can convince DH that I want them moved one more time....the entertainment center is at its permanent location...(For now)
Excuse the clutter still on them I am still trying to decide how to arrange stuff.
Guy had to clear out his warehouse so he gave us these peices....this one has slight damage, but it is an old entertainment armoire and I am using it for blankets and sheets.......no more totes for them!!
A sofa table that I have no clue right now what I am going to do with it....excuse the boxes underneath I have been doing some more unpacking and sorting.


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