We are dog sitting Roxy this week, so she is at camp. Tonight we went to the Halloween Parade and Roxy got "spooked" by the drummers going by. One entry was costumed doggies in all shapes and sizes. Roxy could have been in the parade if we'd only known...
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Hiking and Playing with Daniel
Jason, Kat and Daniel joined us on a hike at Hawk Mountain with our fellowship group from church. Daniel had it easy - just went along for the ride. While facing out, he was busy taking in everything. Once he was turned around and faced in, he fell asleep immediately.




Playing with Grandpop before bedtime. What a pleasant, adorable little guy!
Daniel was fascinated with the little doggies on his toes in this sleeper.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Luke is 3!
October 5, 2006, we were blessed with our first grandchild. Luke turned 3 yesterday. Wow! Time sure passes quickly. He is getting taller and learning a lot. He told us he was 3 and it was his birthday. He went to Disneyland. Thanks to Skype, he opened his presents while we watched and was excited to get new trains for his Thomas the Train set. Rich and Luke read their favorite book together. Leah was fascinated by everything Luke did. She watched him closely and touched everything in her reach. We can't wait to be with them at Christmas.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Chef Richard
Rich loves to cook and I love the fact that he loves to cook. A simple weeknight dinner might be a whole chicken done on the BBQ spit with buttered, parsleyed potatoes and fresh limas from the garden. Fridays are usually fish nights and shared with our good friend Barbara, who insisted we take pictures. These are photos of some of his recent dishes - a bistro meal of beef filet with pommes frites and breaded steelhead trout, mango salsa and green beans. Yummmmmm!
Rich also likes to grow roses, so most of the summer and early fall our table is graced with aromatic roses like the ones pictured. Life is good. We have much to be thankful for.


Rich also likes to grow roses, so most of the summer and early fall our table is graced with aromatic roses like the ones pictured. Life is good. We have much to be thankful for.


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