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This is not quite a before picture of our garden. Originally there were so many filler rocks that we had no idea there was concrete underneath. It took many wheelbarrow fulls of rocks to get it all uncovered.
We also found some old sprinklers.
Joey and Luke adjusted and fixed all of the sprinkler lines.
Luke grew seedlings.
Fletcher Brinkerhoff gave us a composting lesson.
Getting things set up.
planting.
Ping Pong Playas
Nice form Sylvia!
Hazel sitting in her favorite place in the winter, under the desk on the “colide-a-lator” (heating vent).
Wearing a swim suit in January.
Making a laser obstacle course for the girls.
Girl Scouts!
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Here are pictures from our trip to my sister’s house, the Claytons, in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Gardener Village
Riding Trax
This sad face I see at least a few times a day.
Temple Square
Wheeler Farm
Playing with baby Lia.
Hazel nursing her baby just how Aunt Natalie does.
No snow but we got to rake leaves.
Jack
We got to party in the basement.
Cheesecake cups for New Year’s Eve.
Joey and Luke played an epic game of Jenga.
Pictionary
Visited the Beaudins and Marshalls!
Jean made a fancy beehive cake.
Emily, Paige, and Margery.
Natalie and me!
Our drive to Saint George, Utah is beautiful.
We took a tour of the Saint George Tabernacle (1876).
An all seeing eye!
We played around at Green Gate Village.
When the Saint George, LDS Temple was almost complete in 1893, white paint was ordered for the outside walls and green paint for the roof. The order got mixed up and since it wouldn’t be worth it to return the green paint (transportation issues) they ordered more white paint and offered free green paint to all in the city who would fix up their gates and fences. Hence, Green Gate Village. Here is the story in more detail.
Saint George “Mormon” Temple.
Cat Pooping Out Cookies by Sylvia
Sabrina lives in Tucson, AZ with her husband, Joey, and four kids: Luke (10); Isabel (8); Sylvia (4); and Hazel (2). She has home schooled her children for four years now.