Thursday, September 30, 2010
Fall Cutting at Payne Acres
Thursday, September 23, 2010
19 Years and Counting
On August 10th, Rich and I celebrated our 19th Anniversary. One of our favorite backup plans for when we can't make it out on "the day" is to have a romantic dinner under the willow tree. Kate helped me decorate and then played our waitress. Kate and Jeff made the paper butterflies hanging under the tree and the table decorations, which were beautiful! The only distraction of the evening was the monkey who kept appearing to spy on us. He was mostly dropping it to sip the sparkling apple cider and taste the homemade key lime pie. We don't mind monkeys too much, especially the ones with curly hair. The waitress:
The monkey:
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Coming Soon...
I have more summer photos coming. We took a trip to Alaska, and I will post those soon. In July, I needed to make more space on my computer and accidentally deleted all of my photos on my computer. My recycle bin was turned off, and so I lost everything. After the initial shock and some tears (me, not Rich), we began the process of recovering and restoring.
Stake Handcart Trek: Wyoming, July 2010
In July, Rich, Ryan and I spent some vacation days in Wyoming...on our Stake's temple trip via Wyoming. It was a great experience, and I have uploaded a few shots from the trail.
Ryan with some of his "handcart family." (Right to left: Ryan, Daniel, Dallen, Megan.)
This is the handcart family that we played Aunt and Uncle to. They were a great group of kids. I mean real troopers. It was hot and dusty, coupled with very little sleep and too many peanut butter sandwiches and squencher. If you look really close, you will see Kate's penny doll, Hattie. She came along on the trip, since Kate couldn't. We posed Hattie in different parts of the trip. It was fun. I think there is a story in there somewhere.
Ryan after his mud spa treatment. See, this really was vacationing with a purpose!
At Sixth's Crossing, Rich and I did our own river crossing re-enactment. Uh, doesn't he look like he is about to bust a gut. I tried really hard to be light for the entire picture.
This is the handcart family that we played Aunt and Uncle to. They were a great group of kids. I mean real troopers. It was hot and dusty, coupled with very little sleep and too many peanut butter sandwiches and squencher. If you look really close, you will see Kate's penny doll, Hattie. She came along on the trip, since Kate couldn't. We posed Hattie in different parts of the trip. It was fun. I think there is a story in there somewhere.
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