89/365: Sam Hawk Restaurant

Vanessa Shumway and I enjoyed lunch at one of our favorite restaurants--Korean food. What you don't see are the messy slop stains from the first course. We love our Dupoki and Bulgogi.

88/365: I-be-Needin' Ibuprofen

A sore back has caused me to stay on a heating pad and gobble up Ibuprofens like M&Ms. It's probably because I attempted running last night and as Paul reminded me today...I am not a "light girl". Thanks Paul, for the reminder.

87/365: The Caged Bird Sings (to me)

Brenda Svendsen's yard is a treasure trove of garden gems. She graciously allowed me to photograph many of them and post this. Of all the pictures (and there were many), I really liked this one the best. Don't ask me why. Thanks Brenda!

86/365: Two Spring Lambs

My niece, Alyssa, got to hold a little lamb. She was thrilled. And to be honest, so was I.

85/365: Primary Mural

I've broken my rule again: put in two pictures instead of one. But you have to see the detail and the whole mural that Mary Lee did for our Primary. Every child is on this mural and they have loved looking for themselves in "the scriptures.

84/365: Open House for Coreen

A picture by the famous cartoonist, Mary Lee, for Coreen's 80th birthday.

83/365: Dinner at La Jolla Grove Restaurant

82/365: Assembly Hall

The evening was spent at Temple Square. Coreen was able to sing with the MoTab as a special guest. Happy 80th birthday, Coreen!

81/365: Purple Monster!

We may have lost every heat, but Mitch's Purple Monster Pinewood Derby car looked AWESOME!

80/365: Super-Jimmer!

Saw this marquee and loved the sentiment! Go Cougars!

79/365: "Family Reunion"

I used to live with the Christensen family in Twin Falls during the summer while my parents were in Taiwan. We got to see each other at Bill Toolson's funeral. We put the "fun" in funeral today.

78/365: Welcome Home Janessa!

Janessa Simmons is home from her mission to Greece. She is one of Paige's good friends and she was one of my girls at Girls' Camp. I love seeing these beautiful girls grow up to become beautiful women.

77/365: I Was Spiritually Fed At Women's Conference

I started crying the minute we sang the opening song and didn't stop until I started buttering my roll. Who knew how much I needed this? Certainly not me.

76/365: Piano Recital

There was some mighty fine piano playin' tonight at the recital. Proud of all these boys.

75/365: Happy St. Patrick's Day

Corned Beef and Cabbage, Irish Soda Bread, Pistachio Cake and a few lucky gold coins...our St. Paddy's Day feast.

74/365: Yay for Rain!

This is going to be great for the peas!!!

73/365: The Peas Are In!

It may not look like much now...but we're going to have to wait a few months for an "After" picture. (Mr. Big peas on the west; Little Marvels on east fence)

72/365: Art Or An Old Rusty Thing I Took A Picture Of?

These pictures would be a lot more artistic if I knew what the hell I was doing.

71/365: Caramel Brownies!

Mmmmmm! A Sunday full of goodness!

70/365: Spring Has Sprung!

69/365: Fridge o' Fame

My missionary Fridge O' Fame just got 4 new pictures. Colin sent some of his district and pals at the temple.

68/365: You Never Know What "Treasures" You Might Find When Hiking

We didn't stop to sample.

67/365: ...And After.

Colin and Paige's room gone...guest room ready for any guest.

66/365: Hopefully, There Will Be An "After" Picture

As of tomorrow, Colin will have been in the MTC a week. This is how he left his room. I am hoping to deep clean it tomorrow. We'll see.

65/365: Spring Hiking is Messy

I felt like I had ankle weights strapped to my legs while hiking today. It was just the 10 pounds of mud stuck to my boots.

64/365: Appropriate Sunday Message

63/365: Baptism Squared

Attended 2 baptisms tonight.

Estiv Lozano is in my Gospel Essentials class and he was baptized tonight.

Sam Huntsman was baptized an hour later and he did a great job.

62/365: A Quick View From My Front Door

Loved the low-lying cloud on the mountain this morning. Glad I took this picture because, 15 seconds later, this view was gone.

61/365: We're Still Fans!

Despite last night's dismal loss, the boys are still Jimmer/BYU fans.

60/365: The MTC

Put Colin in the MTC today. I didn't cry ....but a lot of cookies have been consumed this afternoon.

59/365: Set Apart As A Missionary

Colin was set apart as a missionary by President James Wilson tonight (3-1-11).