Kristi and I celebrated our birthday together. One of our favorite things to do is to go 4-wheeling up to Melcher. We had a great time it was so beautiful up in the mountains. Unfortunately I didn't take my camera so this is the only picture I got.
We had a great week last week. Three of our past branch members went to the temple for the first time and two of them got married in the Twin Falls Temple. So we had a good excuse to get with our best friends and celebrate afterwards at Cafe Rio.
Before President Sagers leaves to serve as Mission President in Texas we got together for a photo shoot. President Petersen was called as the first Stake President in the Burley West Stake: then President Young, President Sagers and President Jones. Good luck to the Sagers family---they will be great teachers.
Kristi and I celebrated our birthday together. One of our favorite things to do is to go 4-wheeling up to Melcher. We had a great time it was so beautiful up in the mountains. Unfortunately I didn't take my camera so this is the only picture I got.
We had a great week last week. Three of our past branch members went to the temple for the first time and two of them got married in the Twin Falls Temple. So we had a good excuse to get with our best friends and celebrate afterwards at Cafe Rio. 
Before President Sagers leaves to serve as Mission President in Texas we got together for a photo shoot. President Petersen was called as the first Stake President in the Burley West Stake: then President Young, President Sagers and President Jones. Good luck to the Sagers family---they will be great teachers.
1 comment:
I decided a new post deserved a new blog background. Looks like you both had fun a fun birthday. I didn't realize I could name every Stake President in the Burley West Stake... Pres. Petersen during my young years, Pres. Young during my rebellious teen year, Pres. Sagers during my college years, dad during my.... I guess we call these years my motherhood years... sounds much better than OLD years. =)
PS your lawn is MUCH GREENER than whatever is growing around my house.
Post a Comment