Sunday, November 22, 2009

Meet the Robisons



Confusing? You just saw a post that was Robison-oriented before the Staley girls and Jack. This post features Sylie and JJ. The parents are really into photography. Sylie is all girl and wears fancy hats and matching shoes. She is very particular about her wardrobe. JJ is all boy. Give him a ball and he is in seventh heaven.

Meet the Staleys



After 12 years of marriage, Joelle and John got their boy. What an exciting family to be part of. With those girls there is never a dull moment. Julia is our fashion conscious teen and is precise in everything she does. Rachel is fun loving and was impacted by a teacher that is really making a difference in the lives of each of her students. Grace keeps the family on their toes. No one ever knows what Grace will come up with next. Tessa, who was dethroned as queen by the arrival of Jack, is now setting the fashion pace with brand new glasses. There are women at Church, who openly talk about what the Staley girls will wear that Sunday....if we could only get Grace to like dresses...

Meet the Robisons


The Robisons moved into the neighborhood at the beginning of September all the way from Park City, Utah. Their super-sized family consists of Reid & Lisa (mom & dad, ages undisclosed...), Dallin (10), Amanda (8), Emily (5), and James & Henry (aka “the twins,” both 1). When he's not working at the University, Reid (originally from Toronto, Canada) enjoys golf, tennis, music and pretty much anything else that comes his way. Lisa (born and raised near Lake Tahoe) enjoys long walks on the beach, running, and frantically chasing children around Costco. Dallin is a master cellist (Suzuki book 2!) and a self-proclaimed math whiz. Amanda and Emily are the official family drama queens, and can often be found singing and dancing rather loudly. Amanda is a also a retired violist, turned guitar player, and once held the part of Chip the Teacup in a Beauty and the Beast musical. James and Henry spend their time babbling, throwing food, and lovingly pulling each others hair. To clear up a few common misconceptions, James & Henry were not named after Henry James the author, nor Henry & James the cartoon trains for that matter. So say hello to Robison family, and stay tuned for more adventures in the the carpool lane.