Monday, January 31, 2011
Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder
Okay, this may seem rather random, but we have not posted to this blog for a long, long, long time. Not that we lack for things to post about, but we have been distracted by other things. So as I began to look back over the draft posts, I found a bunch that I started but never finished. So I intend to publish a bunch of posts over the next week or so to clean out old drafts and to show briefs on some of what we have been up to.
These pictures are from our trip to AZ last October. We had so much fun, and now that it is cold and dark in most of the rest of the country, I thought it might be nice to show some sunny and warm (and dry!) pictures.


This is a plant in the vacant lot next to the Hogges in AZ. They all said it was not dead, but would get green and bloom . . . . . no, it was dead.
A testimony that cactus can be beautiful. Personally, I think most forms of cactus are very beautiful. We have some Aloe Vera in our yard that grows like a weed and gets gorgeous flowers on it every year.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Ottley Family Christmas Party
It was so much fun to go and be a part of the Ottley Christmas Party this year. It was wonderful to see everyone. The kids are growing up so fast. We were able to get some family pictures of the ones that were there. We missed Leon and Jan. We are especially grateful to Don and Jana for hosting.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
It seems that when we left on our little jaunt around the intermountain west we were just getting over Halloween - but when we returned, Christmas was upon us. So we are joyously moving forward to fill our home and time with the Spirit of the Season. We actually kicked off the season in Provo at the 35th Annual Adventsingen where I got to sing in German (while M giggled at my pronunciation).
Here is the tree we acquired the day of our return last Tuesday. So far only the lights are up, but we're working on it . . . . kinda.
And here, for all of you who may not be in a position to experience it first-hand, is a white Christmas . . . snow! Can you guess where this is? (Hint: it is actually to different locations.)
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