My grandma came to visit me this week, I wish she would have stayed way longer. She would murdalize me if she knew I put her picture on public internet -so shush, don't tell.....
Thursday, January 29, 2009
More fun and Relatives...
My grandma came to visit me this week, I wish she would have stayed way longer. She would murdalize me if she knew I put her picture on public internet -so shush, don't tell.....
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Puddle Splash
Ice Cold Winters bring Arizona Visitors
This is probably my favorite picture. Its so cute, they look so happy to be around Jesus. At first Maysa said "don't like it, Jesus" and she got real scared, but she changed her mind after a minute.
Had to babysit the kids while ZZ and Al went to dinner at Eva's, poor little baby Lilah wouldn't go anywhere near me, she clung to her big sister for dear life the entire time.
ZeeZee and Elena share the same birthday (Jan. 21) so we had a high school musical celebration!

Went to canyon lake
to go swimming. It was icy cold, but they loved it, Dan jumped right in, just didn't get the picture darnit! Also stopped at this donkey ride place and the old man forced us to take this picture in his outhouse, then he kept pushing a fart button. It was a bit freaky so I think we were just nervous laughing.
We'll miss you guys, wish you could have stayed 3 more weeks.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Extreme Home Winter


Everyone knows how much I love the desert and Arizona, that is no secret. The strange thing is my sister and her family love their home in the mountains of Canada every bit as much. She is someone I really admire. They live frugally, economically and environmentally friendly. Cloth diapers, wood stove, chickens that lay eggs, the whole works. These pictures were taken today. Their power is unreliable so they sometimes cook their food in open fire. The grocery stores in the nearest town are running out of food because the mountain passes are too dangerous to go through. They battle possible avalanches in the winter, mud and land slides in the spring, and forest fires in the summer. I got to hand it to them, they are a good example of tough Canadians built to withstand the rigors and extreme elements of the north. And if you ask them if they like living there, they would tell you they wouldn't trade it for any other place on earth. Dan and I copped out and became early winter birds hightailing it south, we admit it- and don't regret it.!
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- My family and I started this blog mainly for scrapbooking purposes. I hope its not too boring and that you will check in from time to time.