Luke's Baptism Day

 What a special day to have all our family and a couple close friends (we call them family) to help us celebrate!  Mr. Lukie is growing up.
Here are a few pictures in his handsome suit...

 I had to beg him to smile for this picture... He hates the spaces in his teeth, but I told him that one day they will be gone and it's fun to remember how cute it was.  I used to have the EXACT same spaces. So glad he obliged, because this is my favorite picture ever.

 Getting ready for the big dunk!  Can't tell he's excited can you?

The Baptism Program was so neat.  Luke was the only one in the entire stake getting baptized, so we got to plan our own.  Grandma Heaton talked on the Holy Ghost and Grammie Nadauld talked on Baptism.  Luke and Felice Sang "I am a child of God" in Chinese and the cousins all sang it in English.

I just have to shout out to both the Heatons and the Nadaulds.  They are so supportive.  I have some great friends who traveled to be able to support us and Luke too.  It is true that your family (and close friends) will always be by your side through happy and sad times.  I love them and am so grateful they put forth an effort to show support.  No matter what anyone says, it makes you feel good to be supported.  Even if you think you don't need it. :)

We had some yummy food at our house after...

 The weather was great for out door eating..

 and outdoor playing...

 

The Heaton Clan spent the rest of the day at 7-peaks with a mini family reunion.  The weather wasn't great, but kids don't seem to mind and we all had a great time together. 

 We kind of forgot to take a nice picture, so we quickly had luke throw on a jacket so we could document our day together.  One more child dunked, and off our slate.  He is beholden to his own conscience now!  Love you Luke