Headed to Cali

July 2016 - Clothes ready for Costa Rica

Normally we get 3 apricots...this year a bushel full

Lots of hours in the car

Grampa is tired of sitting in the car

Buster is fine as long as he's pampered by Gramma

Sadie digs attention from Garrett

Grampa was so excited to see the game on tv that Sara was attending!

YUM!  We were all ready for a yummy meal when we got to Palm Desert

Jane and John's

Morning walks in paradise

Buster makes himself at home

Begging for treats.  Buster is asking the right fella!

Cooling off in the summer heat!

Apricot jam, yummm!

BBQ, yummm!

Papa Dan's, Yummmm!

Successful fishing trip, don't forget the hot dogs

Awesome souvenir from one of James' customers

Can't believe he's smiling...we didn't like the sushi!

At the Bostik plant in Temecula

Intermountain friends training

The plant.  Garrett was too young to take the tour : (

I love to see the temple

Gearing Up For Girls Camp...

Learning version 1 of the Haka

Blogett friends

Flowers out of paper sacks

Pillow treats nightly

Sara's Tent's name

Modeling Session

June 2016

Fun WIth Gramma - June 2016

7 Peaks...Brandon and Gramma on the Scariest Ride Ever...Summer chickened out at the top

Gateway

Charleston Cafe

Flaming Gorge Scout Camp Success - June 2016

The crew

The hideout

The fishing

The rafting

The battling

The brave

Can't Get Enough of the Great Flavors at Texas Roadhouse!

June 2016

Grampa knows how to indulge!

Girls Camp Kickoff 2016

June 2016

Carol Bullock was called as the camp director pretty late since the other person's daughter was getting married really close to the camp dates.  Carol called Valerie Gleason and I to help her with camp.  It was a ton of work and this was one of our first activities to get everyone excited for the theme...Camp Ohana.  Ohana mean family and family means no one is left behind or forgotten!  Our main activity was supposed to be to learn the haka that a couple of the young women had created.  They couldn't make it at the last minute so luckily this elder from Samoa was hanging around the church and was able to share with us the importance of the haka and other neat messages to help the girls love the camp theme!