Wednesday, May 31, 2017

May

Nixon Wesley with Grandpa


new baby kittens at Grandma's house!
We went to see OKLAHOMA at the Perry Theatre.
Heidi and Jade ran in a 5K race as a Mother- Daughter team.

 
 
Nixon playing in his tunnel

Grandpa & Grandma went to watch Lincoln play soccer on a cold
Saturday morning.


 
Jade (front and center) is part of a 5th grade HONOR Choir

Jade earned a medal for Honor Choir

This picture is "so" Will! 

This is Addison!

blowing that dandelion

Dale and Leisa took part in a 100 mile bike race
that basically circled Delaware on a VERY hot day! 
 Just amazing!!
Kids back East are sweating while we have snow - AGAIN -
in Deweyville.

It's beautiful but all the tree branches are heavy with
 leaves and wet snow.



This tree was laying down!
It's a young tree and the trunk was flexible enough
it didn't break!

We were able to bend it back and tie it upright to the house.

Coin collecting during the cold weather.  This time we bought a
BOX of 50 cent pieces for $500.00!
We filled our books and found 3 silver coins.
a beautiful Deweyville sunset


The camera can't even capture how beautiful it really was!
Wes took our camper to Hal's house in Idaho, and with his help
they pealed back the aluminum frame and totally replaced
all the spongy, rotted wood.  Basically they rebuilt the camper!

resealed, and calked all the windows and seams

putting it back together

then painting/rubber coat sealing the roof.
It took 5 trips to Idaho to finish.
Memorial day
 we placed flowers at Wes' grandparents' grave in Beaver Dam, Utah

Wes and I were asked to participate in
Deweyville's Memorial Day ceremony. 
We read the names of the men from Deweyville.

 


2 comments:

  1. Wow! You live in such a beautiful place. The pictures almost seem fake sometimes of those mountains!! Redoing the camper- Dad never ceases to amaze me!

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  2. That tree laying on the ground is crazy! Glad you could fix it. I just love going through coins too. :) That's great that you did all that to the camper! How nice that you visited that grave on Memorial day too. :)

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