Thursday, December 4, 2008

Caramel Crispy Treat


INGREDIENTS
4 (2.05 ounce) bars milk chocolate covered caramel and nougat candy
3/4 cup butter or margarine, divided
3 cups crispy rice cereal
1 cup milk chocolate chips

DIRECTIONS
In the microwave, or in the top of a double boiler, melt candy bars and 1/2 cup of butter, stirring occasionally until smooth. Stir in cereal until well blended. Press into a greased 11x7 inch pan.
Melt chocolate chips and remaining 1/4 cup butter or margarine, stirring until smooth. Remove from heat, and spread over the top of bars. Refrigerate for 1 hour, or until firm; cut into squares.

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Spiritual Thought

What and exciting year 2008 has been for
our family.
- A Great Family Reunion in St. George
- The Birth of Grand Child #11 - Avery Jade
- The Start of Grand Child #12 - ???
- Baptism of Joseph and Anna

As we celabrate the Birth of our Savior Jesus Christ I suggest that we all focus on the Christ Like Attributes that are reviewed in Preach My Gospel on page 126. You should all have a copy but in case you don't - I will list here the attributes and one of the several scriptures that are suggested for review.

Faith - 2 Nephi 25:29
Hope - Moroni 7:41
Charity and Love - Moroni 7: 47-48
Virtue - Mosiah 5:2
Knowledge - 2 Nephi 4:15
Patience - 2 Nephi 10:17
Humility - Mosiah 24:15
Diligence - Alma 36: 24-25
Obedience - 3 Nephi 18:15

Please review these scriptures during your scripture study time this month with your children. It is important as our children grow older that we remind them of the spiritual aspects of Christmas. I know that our Savior suffered for our sins. I know that we will all be resurrected to
a glorious day if we remain faithful to the teachings of the church. I know that the Savior infinate atonement and the application of Mercy and His Grace will complete our perfection process. I know that He lives and loves us to the end. Merry Christmas
I love you all - Dad - Gramps

Grandma and Grandpa Romney


The Trip to Denver for Thanksgiving was a real Blast! Wednesday afternoon was spent on lunch with Gramps and the kids while MoM and Paula bought stuff for Racheal, Julie Anna, and Joseph. Mom made half the Dinner Wednesday and we had her famous French Dip Sandwichs for Dinner. Joseph spent the night 'Camping' in the Hotel with Gramps and Grams. Thursday AM the rest of crew came over for the annual swim on the 'Camping Trip' - in the Hotel pool.
Mom finished the dinner and we ate about 4 PM.The Orange Rolls were as good as ever - Turkey very moist - Potatoes Creamy - ( John Wayne was Tall ) -Green Beans - outstanding and the pumpkin pie and strawberry cream pies did not last long. Gramps also splurged and sent in a can of Pop Corn Factory 4 way Pop Corn. So, we had plenty to eat! Friday we celebrated the twins birthdays earlier by the usual trip to Chuck E. Cheese and then Dinner at Red Robin - YUM!If that was not enough fun - The Twins 'Camped Out' in the hotel with Grams and Gramps. They said they did not hear Gramps snore. These girls are very smart for their young age. ( Gramps really did not snore! ) It could be because Gramps watched the ASU - UCLA
Football game until 10:30PM in the lobby of the Camp Ground on the 42" LCD TV. Yes - ASU won!! The three kids were just little angels as usual the entire weekend. We set up the Christmas Decorations on Saturday AM. We got out of town just ahead of the snow storm on
Saturday Night. We enjoyed every minute.

Kenny and Jeni Romney

Month Summary is coming soon!! When updated I will let everyone know.

Reed and Summer Romney



We had a vegetarian Thanksgiving!!!! Not by choice. We bought our Turkey a week before Thanksgiving and put it in the freezer. Summer insisted that I take the Turkey out and let it thaw on Monday. I insisted that we did not need to. I won the battle of insists and left the turkey in the freezer till the night before. You guys can guess what probably happened! To make a long story short we let the turkey cook for about 10 hours, and by 11:30 at night it still wasn’t done, so the next day we de-boned it and boiled the meat for another 30 minutes! I think I learned my lesson. Other than that dinner was great…we had mom’s yummy homemade stuffing and Summer’s homemade cranberry sauce. And to top everything off Summer made an awesome apple pie. That was our Thanksgiving. We hope you all had fun and were safe. Enjoy the holidays!

P.S. Dallin’s new thing is that he likes to sleep under his bed for his naps. He thinks its his cave.