The best part came when the squirrel got tired. He wrapped his paws around the pole and slid down like a fireman. Then he decided he needed to get back up. The pole is about 6 feet tall. He got a running start, jumped up the pole and got almost to the feeder before he slid back down. He tried two or three more times, but just couldn't make it to the top. It was great for a laugh.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
This is what I do for fun
Living out in the country is great because of all the wildlife that is around. We have a big, bay window in our family room and we have hung bird feeders right outside the window. We have lots of birds that come visit and we always enjoy watching them. When I walked into the room today I saw a squirrel hanging from the feeder. My pictures aren't great since they are through the window, but you will get the idea anyway.
The best part came when the squirrel got tired. He wrapped his paws around the pole and slid down like a fireman. Then he decided he needed to get back up. The pole is about 6 feet tall. He got a running start, jumped up the pole and got almost to the feeder before he slid back down. He tried two or three more times, but just couldn't make it to the top. It was great for a laugh.

The best part came when the squirrel got tired. He wrapped his paws around the pole and slid down like a fireman. Then he decided he needed to get back up. The pole is about 6 feet tall. He got a running start, jumped up the pole and got almost to the feeder before he slid back down. He tried two or three more times, but just couldn't make it to the top. It was great for a laugh.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Update on Kenny's family
Friday, February 12, 2010
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Chile, here he comes!
Jeffrey left today for his mission to the Chile Concepcion South Mission. We had an incredible meeting last night with the Stake President who set him apart. That really helped to set the tone for today and made things so much easier. We are so excited for him and can't wait to hear all about his adventures.


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