Well I've been getting my Facebook page up and running. And now I have 30 emails in my inbox! Not that I mind them. It's nice to talk to people I know. I just didn't expect to be connected to fast. By the way, Clay, I love Glee. Why did I have to add another show to my already huge list?

It's been a while since I've blogged. We've had tons of things going on and life has swamped me. Our son Alex came home from South Korea for a month with his kids, Heber' parents had their 50th wedding anniversary, my friend from Ohio came for a visit, and Heber was in the hospital for a short time. So everything goes up and down and up again. Who needs soap operas?! I have one of my own.

Here's a few pics from the last few months. Take care everyone and see you at the Buddy Walk!

The Boys are coming!!

This is what happens when you turn your back on kids and leave the cake out! These are our grandsons and, well lets just say, the apartment looked worse than they did and that is saying something!

Here's the better pics. The ones from Mother's Day when they were cleaned up. We're super excited for them to be coming home for a month. 11 days and couting!!!!!

Soapstone Vacation

Took another trip up to the mountains. This time to the Uintas to camp with grandma and grandpa. Had a blast hiking up to Ruth Lake and the Provo River Falls. Check out our pics!

Our 7 year old daughter Elizabeth is an amateur photographer. She has the most unusual angles for things I have ever seen. How she captures some of these images is beyone me. We really think she has a future with this, unless she continues to pursue her dream of veterinary school. She's goes gaga for all animals. She got upset because we were feeding grubs to the chickens that managed to get in the garden. Then she got upset because the chickens couldn't eat them. She's so weird. Anyway, here are a few of her last photos of Melly. Aren't they awesome?!

Monte Cristo

We went camping a week or so ago at Monte Cristo and had a great time. We usually spend the summers doing short trips with Heather's parents just to get out and enjoy the countryside.