Two Degrees

I had lunch with Aunt Maydae today.
She told me the best story.
Earlier this week she and some friends had dinner at the Lion House.
Maydae and her friends use the underground tunnels in SLC.
On their way home, they were passed by
President Monson in a golf cart, with a driver.
A few minutes later the driver came back, without President Monson.
The driver said,
"The boss told me to take you ladies
wherever you want to go."
Maydae was tickled and accepted the ride home.
I think this makes me two degrees from
President Monson's golf cart.

Spring is coming to Temple Square, too.
In a few weeks everything will be in bloom.
After seeing Maydae, I visited Aunt Marilyn.
She had a stroke two weeks ago.
She clutched my hand tightly during our whole visit.
I loved seeing her.

Photos From Susan

Susan scanned in some old photos.
some of which I had never seen before.
Is this the cutest photo ever?
L-R Collins Phillip, Mike and baby sister Susan.
Do you just want to hug little Susan?
Can you see Max in Mike's face?

While Mike is almost 8 years older than I am,
after seeing this, he is now my baby brother.

Have you seen Rachel lately?
This is her grandmother Susan.

I'm thinking Mom paid good money for this photo.
L-R: Mike, Susan and Collins Phillip

My Grandfather Collins Telle Cannon operated
a woolen mill in Logan before the Depression.
Dad and Maydae modeled the sweaters.
This is a classic photo, and now I have a copy.
(And you do, too, if you right click.)