Ponderance #1

I don't know if anyone actually looks at this blog anymore (and I wouldn't blame them if they didn't, considering the infrequency of reading material here), but for any who do, here is a deep thought, a Ponderance, to consider.

Why is it always two?

I would like to encourage you, dear readers, to look beyond the obvious, think deeply on--nay, ponder--the question. I look forward to hearing your answers.

Playing around with photo program

The Original . . .



. . . and the altered photos.

The wanderers have returned!!!!!!

Rebecca and Elizabeth finally made it home this morning after six months of gallivanting around Europe and the Middle East. Despite the end of all that fun, they don't seem to be too unhappy to see us.

Now that they've been carrying those ten-ton weights on their backs for so long, they're ripped and ready for some mountain backpacking. At least I think so. They might not agree.

A joyous reunion between Rebecca and her baby. Awwwww!

It's great to have you girls home again!

The Mafia came to town

These pictures are from the wonderful New Year's Eve murder mystery we did. I must say I was very relieved that I was not the killer. And that Italianish accent was hard. I never did catch on to it. The guns are fake, by the way, in case anyone wonders!

Lazy blogger

Since I don't have anything remarkable to say right now, but I haven't posted for a rather long time, I will take the easy solution a post a picture. And since this insane ball of fur is the most entertaining thing going on in my life right now, the picture might as well be of him.

Here he pulled the hose rack off the wall, at least I'm pretty sure he was the culprit, and made a nest out of the still neatly-piled hose.

More Millcreek photos

My far-flung and fascinating travels

Ok, so maybe I exaggerated a bit. Or maybe a lot. My travels have not been nearly as far-flung as some people's lately, but Millcreek is pretty fascinating, right? Right?

Anyway, I was up there with a friend for my birthday recently, and let me tell you, the trail that starts across the road from the parking at the Elbow area (whatever the full name is) is a killer. I must be more out of shape than I thought. I was exhausted by the time we turned back.

But I must say the whole ordeal was worth it for the pictures I brought home. Millcreek is definately one of the more photogenic places in Utah, and there are plenty here.

I have to add that I did actually enjoy myself, despite all my whining. I'm just still feeling sore. :-)