Here's our new van. We didn't crash the old one, we just got a great deal on a better van. It's a 2001 Honda, Odessey EX. It's got cool automatic sliding doors, a built in T.V. with VCR (oh yeah!) and DVD hookup. It has new tires, alloy wheels, CD player and lots of other great stuff. And it's clean! :)
We have a million leaves in our yard! The kids love it! Lance has been raking, and they love to jump in the leaves. Daniel doesn't get to go out, but he's pushing up on his knees. A few more weeks and he'll be crawling! His face is fuzzy in the photo, but it's the only one I have of him pushing up. I'll get a better shot soon.
Yesterday Lance got his Marriage & Family Therapist License in the mail!!! We're so excited!! He's changing all of his business cards today because he is now a LICENSED MFT!
Lance & the kids had some fun times outside enjoying the beautiful fall foliage. Aren't the leaves beautiful? And didn't Lance do a fabulous job on the yard?
So, it turns out that the sipder in our yard (see the last blog) was genetically engineered. Alex got bit and now he's climbing the walls-FOR REAL. Watch out Green Goblin, evil do-ers, and Jenny!
This big girl I found in our yard a few weeks ago while I was mowing. It is the biggest, hefty-est spider I have ever seen in NC. It gave me the creeps, but I couldn't kill it (I thought it's family might come and avenge it's death, or that I might try and it would jump me...). Anyway, enjoy the pic.
This cool pic was taken back when Ryan and Tracy were here visiting. This is on the top of a mountian north of us. (Click on it for a bigger pic). Beautiful up here, ain't it?
Just so everyone knows, I am applying for a doctoral program at BYU. If everything goes well, we will be moving back to Utah next summer. Yeeeehaaaawww!
These shots are from just down the road from our house, by the Christmas tree farm, less than a mile away. One is slightly enhanced so you get the feel of the day, the other is as-is. Enjoy, and come visit!
Sometimes it feels like we are the ones in the cage that all the animals come to look at (like the birds, racoons, and yes, even deer.) If you look closely, that is a deer peeking in our window behind the blinds.