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Tuesday, November 4, 2008

Now what?

I think the hardest thing about coming home from Japan is the slow paced life.  I know I love it but it is so hard when you feel like you are running full speed ahead and suddenly you stop and change directions. 


Luckily for me, I didn't have to go to school this week.  We are off track right now and I have this week off.   Then again it might have been nice to stay busy and return to school.  I have enjoyed sleeping in and catching up on laundry.  (Kevin somehow thought it was all done- he didn't see the 2 full baskets in the laundry room- imagine that!)  I told him next time I am going to stay at a hotel until the laundry is finished. 

Not much going on here except, SNOW!  I will take a picture as soon as there is snow on the ground.  Probably in the morning.  

Becca is reading The Tales of Despereaux- it is coming to theaters on Christmas day.  It is a wonderful story and I am sure it will be a great movie.  

We had family and friends over on Saturday, everyone watched B while I was gone.  I made Rebecca's famous Chicken Enchiladas.  They were tasty.  Everyone loved them.  I gave everyone a calligraphy picture I made in my calligraphy class in Japan.  It made it easier for me to leave my precious little daughter, knowing she was wanted in so many different places.  
Thanks Amanda, Kurt, Brittany, James, Doris, Margaret, and Richard!

Sunday, October 12, 2008

family photos







Sunday, September 21, 2008

Dad and Linda Visit

This was on our trip home from Park City... It was raining and the rocks looked beautiful. We pulled off the road to take some pictures. I think Kevin P will be impressed with this one.

Kevin and my dad decided to ride the Olympic Bobsled.
Becca wanted to try on a helmet.
They went 67.5 miles an hour.
Here they go!



This was at a lake by Brighton Ski Resort.

My dad and Linda FREEZING at Becca's soccer game.
The temperature around 55, with clouds, wind, and a slight bit of rain.


My dad and Linda came to visit us.
We took them to all the happening places in Utah.