I apologize for the blurry photo. Alas, we forgot the camera and the phone camera was a little shaky by our photographer.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
A Night with Bronco
Kim and I had an outstanding Friday the 13th. We had a nice dinner, got to listen to some BYU singers and then the highlight was we got to listen to Bronco Mendenhall, the BYU football coach. It was an interesting and fun evening. Kim was such a good sport to go.
I apologize for the blurry photo. Alas, we forgot the camera and the phone camera was a little shaky by our photographer.
I apologize for the blurry photo. Alas, we forgot the camera and the phone camera was a little shaky by our photographer.
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Hearts From Some Sweethearts
I could hardly wait for February to come around so that I could display the beautiful, homemade pillow that Natalie stitched for me along with all the other heart decorations.
The pillow looks so nice on the shelf in the bathroom and it makes me happy every time I look at it.
The other night someone rang our doorbell and when we answered the door, we found that we had received a "heart attack" and a sack of heart-shaped sugar cookies from the Achievement Day girls.
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!!!!!
Friday, February 13, 2009
Snowmobiling on the Summit
A couple of weekends ago we went to Elkhorn Ridge Estates on Malad Summit in Idaho.
Glen has been working on marketing for this project with Wayne Scholle, and the guys decided to bring their wives--Kathy and me--along for this particular activity.
It was so cold in the unfinished cabin, where they were serving the food, that you could see your breath.
Dallas was there, also.
He had been up there a previous weekend to do some promotional filming of the ice fishing at a nearby lake. This time he was shooting some promotional footage to get people excited about the upcoming snowmobile races.
He needed some subjects to get on the machines and make it look like they were having the time of their lives out on the snowpacked land. Of course, Glen (the masked man) volunteered.
After much coaxing and lots of instruction, I consented to give it a try.
It was exhilerating making the machine go fast--at everyone's insistence--so Dallas could get some good footage.
Are we selling the idea that people have fun when they are snowmobiling at Elkhorn Ridge Estates?
Here is a link of the video that Dallas shot of all the "fun" we had.
P.S. The guy being pulled on the tube is Glen...
Glen has been working on marketing for this project with Wayne Scholle, and the guys decided to bring their wives--Kathy and me--along for this particular activity.
It was so cold in the unfinished cabin, where they were serving the food, that you could see your breath.
Dallas was there, also.
He had been up there a previous weekend to do some promotional filming of the ice fishing at a nearby lake. This time he was shooting some promotional footage to get people excited about the upcoming snowmobile races.
He needed some subjects to get on the machines and make it look like they were having the time of their lives out on the snowpacked land. Of course, Glen (the masked man) volunteered.
After much coaxing and lots of instruction, I consented to give it a try.
It was exhilerating making the machine go fast--at everyone's insistence--so Dallas could get some good footage.
Are we selling the idea that people have fun when they are snowmobiling at Elkhorn Ridge Estates?
Here is a link of the video that Dallas shot of all the "fun" we had.
P.S. The guy being pulled on the tube is Glen...
Thursday, February 12, 2009
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