Showing posts with label Father's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Father's Day. Show all posts

Sunday, June 20, 2010

For My Father on Father's Day

There are so many things I love about this photograph. The small TV, the record player that is obviously in use, the old school BYU hat, and especially my practically a teenager Dad.

A man can get his groove on. Even while wearing a nightgown. Cute Dad!

Who doesn't love a good wrestle with their Dad?

My Dad sleeping with a sleeping baby (me). This was (is) a common occurrence.

I think it's hilarious that you like to feed babies cold things. Here you are giving me ice cream...

Dad, you have always been there for the big steps of my life. Here we are on the day I went to the temple for the first time.

This is the night of another big step. The next day I flew to Salt Lake City. I was to report to the MTC so that I could prepare to be a missionary in Temple Square. Dad, you were part of my decision to serve a mission. Thank you. It changed my life.

My Mattie with my Dad. Of the people I love most in this world, here are two of them. Dad, I love watching you love and be sweet with my daughter. I know that she does and will continue to love you as I do.

Happy 33rd Father's Day, Dad!

Recipe Box: Father's Day Edition

This is being posted too late. Sorry! It's been a busy weekend. One that included me speaking in front of all of the young women of my stake at Girl's Camp. A harrowing experience to say the least. However, it went fantastically. Better than I could have hoped or expected.

Anyway, onto to your Father's Day breakfast. I served these up on Saturday morning (yesterday) because, with 9:00am church, your lucky to get a bowl of cereal for breakfast! They are delightful with warm maple syrup. Others love them with a drizzle of honey. Whip up a batch and find-out how you like to eat them!

Pop-Up Pancakes (mini german pancakes)
by Amy Dotson
makes 24

1 cup milk
1 cup flour
6 eggs
1/4 cup melted butter
dash of salt

1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees and grease your pans.

2. Mix all ingredients together.

3. Bake for 15 minutes or until fluffy and golden on tip.

Happy Father's Day!!

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