Incompetence galore.

Now you may all see how frustratingly incompetent TGI is.  I hear they're union.  They bought up my blog, only to give up on it.  No camera.  Blah blah blah. 

Technical difficulties

I am sorry to say, but there will not be any posts until we get a better camera. What we have been using is a retired phone. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Grand takover

From now on every post you read, has been published by This Guy Inc. TGI has taken over this blog due to lack of posts.

Trip to Colorado part II

Strange plant.

A mountain stream.

Resting.

Cool girl, wearing her sister's sunglasses.

Lysha rarely got out of his carrier.

Five or six minutes later he tumbled head first down those steps

A ranger named Jim took this picture for us.  Note the winkey Judah.  Lysha passed out from a need for a nap.

The road to the trail head was closed, so we had to take a bus

Pioneer house on the slopes of Eagle Cliff Mountain.

View from slopes of Eagle cliff mountain.

At a Lifevantage barbecue.  Judah had had enough of the people.

With that many people, photo-bombers are inevitable.

Trip to Colorado part one

Lysha doesn't like swimming.  The hot tub was too hot, and the pool was too wet.

A local cutie.  

Driving up to our cabin.

That is the moon, not a flying saucer. The government made us swear we'd say that.

Look Mom! A tourist trap!  The Buffalo bill Cody trading post.

Criminals--right where they belong.  

Two headed calf.

Judah in our cabin.  He's perfecting his winkey smile. ;-)

Cute little Hannah by Nymph lake.

Two elk sitting by the side of the road. 

View from trail ridge road/

Come on people, there are elk by the side of the road, elk!!! Yet you are all looking at something else.  A much scarier creature-- a park ranger.

If you're happy and you know it put your hand on your head.  Judah refused to be in the picture.  He ran away screaming.

The kids felt it necessary to climb every big rock.  They dragged me along too.

Utah!!!!

Back from my trip to Salt Lake City.  Airplanes are boring.  But the scenery was not.   Daddy and I saw two tumbleweeds when we drove out to the Salt Flats.  The rest of my pictures aren't uploading.  We have video of the Salt Flats.  The Salt Flats were under three inches of water because the snow had melted off the mountains.

Me at a Mexican store in Salt Lake City.  I am holding a cactus. There was a huge Hispanic population there.  Our hotel was in the  Mexican ghetto.

The little thing on the road is our car.

From half-way down the hill.

From the road.

The top-secret Lifevantage box.

Heading into the mountains.

In the mountains.

Some thingy out in the desert.  The road was flat and straight for a whole 100 miles

We wanted to go there and visit the ranchers, but we didn't have enough time.  The hill pictures are down this road.

Flying power

I have been reading Bible stories to Judah recently.  He is totally unfamiliar with the stories.  I got to the part about Jesus ascending into heaven.  Judah seemed confused.  "Oh," he said.  "Jesus has a jetpack."
"No."
"Does He have wings?"
"No.  He just goes up."
Judah nodded his head. "I see.  He has magic flying power.  I like people with magic flying power."

More San Antonio pictures

Josiah with a Mexican kangaroo.

Elisha going to San Antonio

Cereal buying

Judah at the store in the cereal isle:  "I don't want marshmallow mateys, I want Pirate guy!"  It didn't take us long to figure out what he wanted.  Since then we have called it Pirate guy, even Daddy.  The funny thing is that Judah would know the picture on the front of the box was a pirate, but not know it was Captain Crunch.  Long live Pirate Guy!
We recently decided that he is not a pirate.  He catches pirates, and he has been promoted.  New labels are expected in stores soon--Commodore Crunch.  If he keeps up the good work he might be promoted to admiral.

HairAnd cut

And it is...Haircut time.

Poor child.

He got a haircut some three weeks after his cousins.

Stuff.

Noah at Steak And Shake with hat.  He did not want to wear it, so we sneakily put it on his head while he played his game-boy.

Mama was more cooperative.

 Shifty eyed sombrero man in San Antonio

A happy Judah Indian.  This was taken just before the fit of two posts past.

I did not feed the bears, even though it looks like I am about to.