“Family is the center of life. It is the key to happiness." Elder L. Tom Perry “One of the hardest challenges in this life is to have faith in the Lord's timing . . . Let us defend the home as a place which is second only to the temple in holiness . . . If it is the Lord's plan, it should be our plan.” Sister Bonnie L. Oscarson
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Family Night up Payson Canyon
The colors in Payson canyon are beautiful as the leaves turn yellow and red.
We are allowed to have fires again in fire rings in campgrounds.
Emily made her own hot dog cooker in school. Looks good, right?
It is still fun to roast marshmallows over the coals.
Mallows, anyone?
S'mores do taste fine!
There are a lot of deer up the canyon.
We counted more than 40 going up to Blackhawk Campground and back.
We are allowed to have fires again in fire rings in campgrounds.
Emily made her own hot dog cooker in school. Looks good, right?
It is still fun to roast marshmallows over the coals.
Mallows, anyone?
S'mores do taste fine!
There are a lot of deer up the canyon.
We counted more than 40 going up to Blackhawk Campground and back.
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Lumberjack Wannabes at Grandma's Cabin
We had a few problems felling trees at the cabin. This one fell the opposite way (180 degrees) and crashed on the cabin deck. Fortunately, no one was injured and the deck railing suffered only minor damage and none to the deck or the cabin itself.
Here is Ron and I sawing up the tree. It was a big, tall, and heavy tree, perhaps as long as 80 feet in length! I can't even guess the weight of the tree. It was good that the tree was so long as it fell on the upper hillside of the cabin which lessened the impact and weight of the tree on the deck.
Here is Brock and Drew in the background. We needed to drop the burned trees from around the cabin so they would not pose a hazard of falling onto the cabin in a future wind storm.
Here is Ron and I sawing up the tree. It was a big, tall, and heavy tree, perhaps as long as 80 feet in length! I can't even guess the weight of the tree. It was good that the tree was so long as it fell on the upper hillside of the cabin which lessened the impact and weight of the tree on the deck.
Here is Brock and Drew in the background. We needed to drop the burned trees from around the cabin so they would not pose a hazard of falling onto the cabin in a future wind storm.
It was a lot of work cutting down the trees and then taking off the branches and finally cutting the tree into manageable-size logs.
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Talia Belle Shaw Blessing Day
Here are pictures at Landon's following the blessing of their baby on Sunday, September 2, 2012. It was a wonderful experience and we enjoyed being together for this event.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Mona Pole Road Ride
We had a fun ride last week when Rory and Katie and I went on a short ride close to home up the Mona Pole Road.
It was a breathtaking view at the top and Rory wanted to give Katie an added picturesque view.
It was a good day for riding.
Rory was having a temporary machine malfunction. A good eagle scout is always prepared. We used the belts from our pants to tow Rory's machine up the back side of Mona Pole. Then we were able to get his machine started again.
Here we are the top of Mona Pole.
Katie is a good sport and likes riding.
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