I totally related to the third picture... the girl who wasn't smiling who was probably thinking... when they said trek I thought it was Star Trek. What the what! My blisters have blisters!
I think my great-great-great grandmother had some sunglasses just like yours when she crossed the plains!
Actually, I am glad you shared this. I hate outdoors stuff. Hate it, hate it, hate it. So of course, in my new calling--I'm over all stake youth activities--camps, treks, etc. I'm trying to have a good attitude and seeing these pictures was very moving to me.
Great pictures of something that looks so hideous, so horrid, I weep in behalf of my ancestors every 24th of July. I'm with Braden; there's a reason I was born in 1964 instead of 1834.
Z is the cutest one in all the pics. Tell him not to forget Rachel when he's all famous.
Looks like you had quite the experience. Are you recovered yet?
You also make me glad that in your Thrusday post that only Adam has a cell phone of our kids. And now, we don't have cable. It's so nice to not have the tv on all the time. Some evenings we all watch a show off of Hulu or somewhere, but no more dumb cartoons.
Hey Rachel made the JV volleyball team. She is a middle blocker. That the tall one in the middle. She also went to the chiropractor yesterday and her neck is a little too straight and not alligned good. So she has to go for like 30 visits to get it fixed. Luckily it's just in Kahuku.
Jim and Nan have been going to the townhouses to play. I'm glad they are still playing with their old friends.
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Simply amazing!
uh-may-zing!
The fact that I was first, that you went (practically) the whole post with your mouth shut, but mostly the photos. Just clarifying my first comment :)
Your photos are beautiful! I'm touched.
I totally related to the third picture... the girl who wasn't smiling who was probably thinking... when they said trek I thought it was Star Trek. What the what! My blisters have blisters!
Your YW look like Super models! really!
Love your Pioneer Woman outfit!
Hey it was pretty much a true wordless Wednesday!
Yup. I love trek. I agree with robin.
I'll admit-your pictures look fun. But I'm still glad I've never been on trek. Just sayin.
I think my great-great-great grandmother had some sunglasses just like yours when she crossed the plains!
Actually, I am glad you shared this. I hate outdoors stuff. Hate it, hate it, hate it. So of course, in my new calling--I'm over all stake youth activities--camps, treks, etc. I'm trying to have a good attitude and seeing these pictures was very moving to me.
Beautiful pictures!!! I love our youth!
I almost couldn't stand it. Until the end. Those were cool pictures! I wanna be a trekkie. Really I do!
Wow! I love the photos. I was able to get a real feel for your experience out there trekkin'!
Who knew there were big red coolers back in the 1850s!
Great pictures of something that looks so hideous, so horrid, I weep in behalf of my ancestors every 24th of July. I'm with Braden; there's a reason I was born in 1964 instead of 1834.
Z is the cutest one in all the pics. Tell him not to forget Rachel when he's all famous.
Looks like you had quite the experience. Are you recovered yet?
You also make me glad that in your Thrusday post that only Adam has a cell phone of our kids. And now, we don't have cable. It's so nice to not have the tv on all the time. Some evenings we all watch a show off of Hulu or somewhere, but no more dumb cartoons.
Hey Rachel made the JV volleyball team. She is a middle blocker. That the tall one in the middle. She also went to the chiropractor yesterday and her neck is a little too straight and not alligned good. So she has to go for like 30 visits to get it fixed. Luckily it's just in Kahuku.
Jim and Nan have been going to the townhouses to play. I'm glad they are still playing with their old friends.
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