It's time to throw some more pics on here.
(8/5/11) Brian and I went camping at the equestrian site in Alum Creek State Park.
(8/5/11) We found this while exploring. No idea what kind of animal it came from.
(8/29/11) We had a lot of trouble figuring out what to put on the big wall in our living room. Finally, I decided to buy canvases and paint so we could make our own art. :) This was an FHE project.
(8/29/11) Brian's spooky painting.
(8/29/11) My painting. I decided to call it "Window to the Imagination."
(9/14/11) Some friends and I went and picked Honeycrisp apples (aka "Honeycrack apples" according to one friend, haha). I made some yummy applesauce and then used some of it to make apple butter. My first attempt ever, and it turned out to be delicious! (I did can more applesauce later but didn't document it with photos.)
(9/18/11) Another lovely product of the apple bounty. Shhh...I used a store-bought crust. It doesn't look very pretty, but I assure you it tasted wonderful. :)
(10/15/11) A.W. Marion State Park - ward campout. This place was beautiful!
(10/15/11) A.W. Marion State park - ward campout.
(10/28/11) Brian and I decided to check out the Indian mounds at Highbanks Metropark. These aren't the mounds, but I love this picture! It was a beautiful evening and a great hike.
(10/22/11) "I'd like to buy a vowel, Pat." This is how we dressed up for our ward's Trunk or Treat/Chili Cook-off. All the adults thought it was great/hilarious - we even won the award for "Most Original Costumes." (We were trying to compete with our friends, the Carpers, for the "Best Couple" award. They won it with their Scrabble piece costumes, but we were happy with our originality award.) The kids were enthralled by the game but had no idea what Wheel of Fortune actually was (which made me feel old...and sad). Also, remind me never to go blonde.
(10/31/11) We went to a Halloween party but everyone had already seen our Wheel of Fortune costumes, so we had to switch it up. I'm an imaginary friend.
(8/5/11) Brian and I went camping at the equestrian site in Alum Creek State Park. 
(8/5/11) We found this while exploring. No idea what kind of animal it came from.
(8/29/11) We had a lot of trouble figuring out what to put on the big wall in our living room. Finally, I decided to buy canvases and paint so we could make our own art. :) This was an FHE project.
(8/29/11) Brian's spooky painting.
(8/29/11) My painting. I decided to call it "Window to the Imagination."
(9/14/11) Some friends and I went and picked Honeycrisp apples (aka "Honeycrack apples" according to one friend, haha). I made some yummy applesauce and then used some of it to make apple butter. My first attempt ever, and it turned out to be delicious! (I did can more applesauce later but didn't document it with photos.)
(9/18/11) Another lovely product of the apple bounty. Shhh...I used a store-bought crust. It doesn't look very pretty, but I assure you it tasted wonderful. :)
(10/15/11) A.W. Marion State Park - ward campout. This place was beautiful!
(10/15/11) A.W. Marion State park - ward campout.
(10/28/11) Brian and I decided to check out the Indian mounds at Highbanks Metropark. These aren't the mounds, but I love this picture! It was a beautiful evening and a great hike.
(10/22/11) "I'd like to buy a vowel, Pat." This is how we dressed up for our ward's Trunk or Treat/Chili Cook-off. All the adults thought it was great/hilarious - we even won the award for "Most Original Costumes." (We were trying to compete with our friends, the Carpers, for the "Best Couple" award. They won it with their Scrabble piece costumes, but we were happy with our originality award.) The kids were enthralled by the game but had no idea what Wheel of Fortune actually was (which made me feel old...and sad). Also, remind me never to go blonde.
(10/31/11) We went to a Halloween party but everyone had already seen our Wheel of Fortune costumes, so we had to switch it up. I'm an imaginary friend.
Amy that pie makes me drool!
ReplyDeleteYour hair looks really cute. It has gotten pretty long:) Lovely pictures and the apple delights look delightful...
ReplyDeleteAwww, I miss you!!! I love the imaginary friend costume!! :) Hope all is well! We need to schedule a Kirtland trip sometime! And, this is Jenny, not Michael (like it says).
ReplyDeleteI am stealing the imaginary friend costume for my later use :) Also, I loved the update, except maybe not the skeleton thing. That was QUITE intact.
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