When I Am Baptized

Like his Aunt Diane (my sister) said in her talk: this is one of those Golden Days we'll always remember, whether we want to or not. And we want to.
I hope I'm not giving anything away here, but Ty can be very reluctant to be the center of attention or to attempt something with which he's unfamiliar, but he was a prince on his baptism day, just walking tall and proud as I've ever seen him...what a joy he is, and although I know I've said my kids very seldom surprise me, he certainly defied my expectations.

Ty's a blessed child to have been born to a father who is wonderful in all ways, but particularly because he's worthy to perform these sacred ordinances for him...he may not recognize it for years to come, but he could do worse than turn out to be just like his father.

Our many thanks for our friends and family who made this day possible: from their attendance that day, to their presence in Ty's life since the day he was born, from grandparents to primary teachers, it takes a village to raise a child, and we're thankful for the village that's convened around our boy.