It's a Wonderful Life!: 2013-07-14

Sunday, July 14, 2013

It's hard to believe that when I look at my last post that three weeks has past. We celebrated Caleb's 15th bday by spending time at Berven's pool. Which was really fun as we were able to be online at the same time as Stetson was emailing and so we emailed a pic of the gang at the pool. I guess it might have been a little mean as it was at the time 115 degrees and he said he wished he could go swimming. But he said he enjoyed seeing everyone there. The picture of Wayne's truck on the long stretch to Eileen's cabin is my favorite part of that drive, probably shouldn't have taken a picture, but I did. I love that place right there, it seems to go on forever. And the cows just seemed to not get out of the way, Wayne was able to get by, but they didn't for me. Time certainly goes by so quickly, and yet crawls in some instances, too. I have been crazy busy at work preparing for the annual Summer Splash party and Dr. Feller is incredibly busy, which is because he is indeed the best orthodontist in town and it's birthday season at our house, as well as Quest and trying to finish the Book of Mormon. With the rest of life and things just don't slow down. However, not complaining. I figure being busy is a blessing. So, here are a few pictures of our adventures of the last few weeks. I have had the pleasure of speaking a friends granddaughter's baptism yesterday, an experience that reminded me to remember the importance of my own and to take a moment and write down what is important in our lives. To stop and help out a friend when they had the unfortunate mishap of hitting a moose on the way to their cabin in Flaming Gorge that made their truck unable to drive so we went and got their other car from their garage to take up to them and then were able to spend the weekend up with them at the dam on the boat. We went tubing and fishing and just had a great time. We went to the fireworks at the NSL golf course with the usual group of friends and saw the new movie the Lone Ranger as a family. Caleb, Wayne and I put up the flags which seems to be a tradition that we do just about every holiday. We are just lucky and grateful for the blessing we have.