Monday, April 26, 2010

Grandpa Joseph.... well, sort of

For those of you who did not get an email with Grandpa's enactment of Joseph Smith,   I am posting it here.

  He loves the Primary and takes every opportunity to help them out.   Sister Larsen sent an email to him a few weeks back, and he was able to do the portrayal... and we took a picture of him when we got home.

Our Great Grandchildren


1.  Chloe
2.  Barrett
3.  Titus
4.  Allison
5.  Esther

Saturday, September 12, 2009

twelve september 2009

OK, Mommo showed me how to write on our blog. See if it works. Maybe I will catch on to this computer business yet. I know how to read and send E mails. How about that. And I do pretty good up at work with the things I need to do. Have to write a report on all the information I get via the phone. Stolen car? Report done and then it is put on NCIC. Runaway or missing person. Missing adult person, no NCIC, all runaways yes. Sometimes bad things happen to missing childrens. Car prowls, car strips, ID theft, all kinds of fraud, many kinds of theft, don't leave your purse or wallet or any thing of value in the car. Make sure you are where you are supposed to be, doing what you are supposed to be doing, when you are supposed to be doing it! Keeps a person out of a lot of trouble and smooths out a lot of speed bumps in the road of life.
We went over to the Stake Fair today. It is held at our ward grounds, we have the ball park there and a pavilion. Great for lots of activities. We have even had a couple of our Pack Programs at the pavilion. At the fair there was food to eat. games for the younger to play, dutch oven cook off, antique car show; oldest one there was a 1931 Ford pickup. Looked about like it just came off the show room floor. I ate a sloppy joe type sandwich, melted cheese on nacho cheese chips, and,.... three helpings of the soft ice cream. They had lots more stuff, but that was enough. Time to quite. Love to all my family. SFT

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Our Peace Rose

Our Peace Rose that grows on the East side of the drive produced many beautiful roses. This one
is so pretty, and covered with dew. It had rained the night before. It's fun to have beautiful flowers.
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Monday, May 25, 2009

Asparagus grown in our garden



This asparagus was grown in our asparagus patch, photographed, and eaten! It tasted just the same.

Planters with flowers


Thanks to our children for the gifts for Mother's Day. Here is a picture of the planters (and all planted, also).

The plants are fountain grass, regal geranium, white and magenta New Guinea impatiens, alyssum. I really do enjoy them.