And you wonder where they learn it!

So you don't think Moriya is so vain to post something like this about her, this is Bryan doing the posting! I like laying low, but since we're talking about this, it's the opposite of what some of you think. Moriya has very, very little to do with this blog. Matter of fact, I do all of the posting! Moriya's very little contribution of course is to point out anything that I do wrong...! But, I wouldn't trade her for the world!

Two of a kind!

Brynn is trying to be like his Grandpa Weeks (of course before Grandpa had to shave his beard to serve his mission in India)!

Dad's new basketball watching buddy!

Dad was watching the Utah vs. BYU game Saturday afternoon on one of the rare Saturdays Dad has off and a tired, but cute little 2 year old (Dadda's Girl) climbed up on the couch wanting to snuggle up. Dad exclaimed to the rest of the family, "Look, I have a new basketball watching buddy!" The only consistent basketball watching buddies Dad has every had is while growing up in Manti; he would go over to Grandpa and Grandma Olsen's house for almost every Jazz game because they had Cable (to get the Jazz game), Cookies (a regular staple) and were great Company (another main staple).

Dad was mostly ignored by the rest of the family who were close by doing something and not having their priorites straight realizing how important or great this game was or any basketball game for that matter. But, cute little Meg, at hearing this monumental declaration of her being crowned Dad's new basketball watching buddy, quickly got down from the couch and went upstairs. Dad thought she was going to grab her blanky, but he was terribly mistaken. She went and got a basketball, came back downstairs and resumed the position she was in, now with the basketball and shortly there after fell asleep (Dad never falls asleep watching a game, no never).

Dad finally got the attention of the other adult in the family to come and look. This other unappreciative basketball adult thought it was worth a picture. Too bad the other adult and the rest of the family missed a great game!