Monday, June 16, 2008

Camp Muir


I made it to Muir!!! Hardest thing I have ever done!
....I'd rather give birth, at least that was over with faster (for me anyway).
Five hours up, two hours down, 4600' gain in elevation.
Brutal, but absolutly beautiful!


Mt Adams

Mt St Helens

The boys... HR and Chris






And the Handicap Bathroom at 10,000 feet

Friday, May 30, 2008

A day off

A fantastic day off. We took the boys to the park. Payson rode his bike there for the first time, but the chain kept falling off on the way home so Daddy had to carry it home.





Sunday, May 25, 2008

Memorial Day Weekend

Was a fun filled weekend. Bryan taught Pace how to fish... that was a blast! And Christian is crawling all over the place, sitting up on his own, and fighting with his brother for toys already. We had an excellent weekend.



Pace with his Papa

Christian with his Nana



Wednesday, May 7, 2008

Diving Adventure....

May 5th, 2008
Well, this dive was a bust.... but at least we make it look good ;)














Left-Right: Joli, Chowder, Me, Eric














































Saturday, May 3, 2008

Here we go....


Our first Family blog. It was inspired by Jennie and Julie =)

Nothing too interesting. The boys are getting bigger all the time. Christain is 6 months old and crawling all over. He is wearing Paces 1yr clothes already. We keep warning Pace that one day baby brother will be as big as him. He is a typical older brother I think, likes to mess with him, very protective though... no one else better mess with him.

Bryan is still working as a mechanic for Interstate Trucking. And I am working for Potelco as a dispatcher. Nothing very exciting... until after work. I must be going through some kind of early mid life crisis or something. I have this need for adventure lately. Got my dive certification in January and am enjoying the 40 degree waters of the Puget Sound. I am currently training to climb Mt Rainier. But don't be too impressed, I won't be summiting. Just going to high camp as camp slave at 11,000 feet. Can take 3 hours to melt snow to a boil apparently and they would love someone to do that while the group summits. My first training climb is next saturday the 10th.

This will be far more interesting with photos I think... so I'll work on that

Love you all!!