Tuesday, March 2, 2010


I thought I would share these pictures that we finally got a copy of. This is Lees great-grandparents Grace and Harry Terrell who obviously kept bees. These are the pictures and stories that inspired Lee to be more interested in bees. They hired a photographer this day to come out and take pictures of the family on the farm in Teller Colorado. This swarm was a bonus I dont think it was planned. Anyways enjoy the pics




Thursday, January 28, 2010

Its a Boy!



Max Charles Knight

Born: January 20 2010 @ 12:26 pm

10 lbs. 8 oz. 22" long

We are so excited to have this new spirit in our home. I feel so overwhelmed with gratefulness to have such a beautiful family. We feel very blessed to have all our children here and healthy.

Max had quite a beggining he came not the way I was expecting, but got here safe by c section. He had low blood sugar when he was born so the rushed him off to the special care nursery this picture was the first time I saw him and got to hold him just for a minute before they took him.

This is Lee holding Max in the special care nursery with all his IVs and monitors hooked up to him. Max stayed in there for 4 days before they released him.

With the swine flu epedemic they wouldnt let and kids in the hospital to visit so when we came home it was the first time my other kids got to meet Max they were all very excited and anxious.


Gracie is my little mommie and she just loves Max.








Thursday, December 3, 2009

So Ive been missing from the blogging world for awhile.
We had a really busy summer that didnt allow me much time to sit at the computer.
If you hadnt heard already we are expecting our 5th child which is due the 18th of January but that could change in the next few weeks. Everything is going pretty well with the pregnancy, and no we do not know what it is we dont like to find out we like the surprise and at this point does it really matter? We do have 2 of each so this will be the split.
Other than that everyone is doing well looking forward to christmas and the new year. Honey sales have been pretty good this summer just hoping to make it through the winter. Lee has been busy finishing up the christmas shows and popping kettle corn at the last BYU game. Yea there over! Looking forward to a well deserved break for a few weeks before he has to move bees to california.( Which wont be much of a break) I will post pictures later of trips to bear lake this summer and our christmas booths and such.