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Thought it was about time I uploaded some more recent pictures.  These run all the way back to about Halloween.  You’ll notice that Ryan is still playing soccer and progressing in Cub Scouts.  In the picture, Ryan was getting his … Continue reading →

  I like this image of the Tree of Life. HD View: Tree of Life – HD View Beta – MSNBC.comSkip

…or so we hope!  We checked into the hospital today at 8:00.  Joanne got her IV in at 8:30 (just saline at first).  I just heard Dr. Rogers in the hall say Penicillin.  So I think they’ll do that to … Continue reading →

The first part of February, we took the kids for a fun-filled trip to Disneyland.  I’ve uploaded some photos, and will have to write more about the trip soon (before I forget too much).

I participated in the annual Bogus Basin Hill Climb again this year in Boise.  The race follows Bogus Basin Road for 16 miles from Boise, up to the Bogus Basin Ski Resort, climbing about 3,500 feet.  The race this year … Continue reading →

For spring break this year we went to Seaside Oregon.  We stayed six nights in the Trendwest/WorldMark resort arriving on Sunday, April 8th (Easter) and leaving on Saturday April 14th.  Our friends Vijay and Bhairavi happened to be on vacation staying … Continue reading →

Monday 4/9 The weather has been quite deceptive so far on our trip. Today we took the kids to the aquarium, the kids had fun feeding the seals and we got to see a cool, giant octopus crawling in a … Continue reading →

On December 29th, I took Cameron and Ryan on their first ski trip.  We didn’t actually start out with a ski trip in mind.  We got up that morning and drove up to Snoqualmie Pass to go tubing.  As it … Continue reading →

Christmas this year was a crazy time.  While the power was out in Duvall, we spent five days with Joanne’s parents in Seattle.  While we were there, we had the Butterfield Christmas party.  At that party, we took a family … Continue reading →

On the night of December 14th, we had a major wind storm in western Washington.  The storm knocked out power to about one and a half million people.  The 14th was a Thursday and we lost power as I was … Continue reading →