He is kinda a frail little thing, so Laura has to carry him around a lot. This was at Tanner and MacKenzies little house in Provo. We were all there (except Kristy) for breakfast. Thanks Mackenzie for the delicious crepes and fresh strawberries! Mmmmmm
The girls and I planted these weeping cherry trees. They will eventually shade the front patio.
Daniel had to go back to Alaska, ya know, the JOB. So Travis came and filled the flower beds with the good dirt and compost that Daniel had trucked in.
Ready for the sprinklers and flowers
Daniels Danish Ableskievers, it is a tradition!
The "Redwood Forest"
He is so happy when he is on a tractor!
The missionaries live in our apartment now, so Daniel got their help to plant the trees. Elder Westergaard did landscaping before his mission so he was a lot of help. Elder Gilbert learned fast!
Well, in true Daniel fashion...... he and the Elders planted 42 trees in one day! Eighteen redwoods and the rest fruit trees.
Heather and I wired and hung the ceiling fans in the new house. It took us
Happy B-day Kristy, we love you.
This is the last of the 11 puppies to be sold. I miss them, they were so cute!
I took this of Heather the first day of Seminary this year. She looks pretty
Kitchen, duh
We have to give him a 5 minute break every 24 hours. It is the law.
He was so tired, he actually said that the cardboard was pretty comfortable. That is just pathetic.
I bet you are wondering what this is about! Ha Ha. Kristy's Golden Retriever had 11 more puppies and this is Father Mel, and Father Sasha from the local monastery. They fell in love with all the puppies, but finally chose this little girl. They said the 200 residents of the monastery were all so excited to get a puppy. He wanted me to take his picture and e-mail it to him so he could show it to the others, and so he could send it to his sister in Scotland. They were really nice guys.