Science Projects

Isaac got us started with some unique science projects this month...go easy son, we barely registered you for preschool! Anyway, unbeknownst to his mom and dad, he started "chucking" balls up into the big entry way chandelier. What fun! When one of the lamps started smoking, dad almost called the fire department in a panic. After a quick inspection, we discovered the problem and concluded that rubber baseballs and plastic golf balls don't smell OR look so great in their melted down state! Grandpa Ward could most likely figure out a chemical equation for that one!
Shortly after, Mom contracted the science bug and tried her hand at jell-O molds. Since the Great Green Jell-O Festival was fast approaching, she put her experiment to the test. These dudes have been hanging out in our refrigerator for some time now. They jiggle well and finally opened their eyes last Saturday night to say hello to 500 people or so.
This one best resembles our Stake President, President Douglas. We adore him! (Yes...it's real jell-O!!!)
Although this guy was born with a large birthmark on his neck and has some scarring from acne (maybe?), we thought he was best suited for President Osborne, our avid U of U fan and 2nd Counselor in the Stake Presidency.
And finally, our die-hard BYU guy best resembles President Bagley...a little pale and chubby, but that's just because of all the boring BYU games he's had to sit through in his lifetime...can one blame him???
All together now! They've never looked so good!!! Our Draper River View Stake Presidency.