Thursday, November 15, 2007
Another Chuck E Cheese Birthday
For Harrison's 6th birthday, Chad and Maizie threw a party at Chuck E Cheese.
He wasn't the only one who had fun with the games!
Harrison's favorite gift, from Grandpa Harper!
Monday, November 5, 2007
Camping in Autumn
Chad invited Duncan and me to go hiking and camping last weekend while Maizie and the kids were in Missouri visiting the Harpers. After discussing several options, we decided to keep it pretty simple and hike about an hour up Battlecreek Canyon above Pleasant Grove. Chad had hiked the trail before and knew of a camp site up above the water falls. I somehow managed to make the hike (being 5 1/2 months pregnant and somewhat out of shape) and was so happy when we finally made it to the camp site. It was mostly dark by that time, but we gathered wood, started a fire, set up camp and began to prepare the "bouillon blanc" (a Haitian stew with meat, potatoes and spinach) for our supper (all Chad's doing of course). It took a while, but dinner was finally cooked and it tasted soooo good! After that we roasted marshmallows, found a way to string up our food and cooking utensils, and then nestled into our sleeping bags--it was cold up there!! We didn't have the best night's sleep, but all in all we had a good time. Here are some pictures from our trip.





Korea Bound
Elder and Sister Brown were called to serve a proselyting mission in the Korea Taejon Mission. They had instruction at the MTC from Oct. 22-31.

I got to eat lunch with them every day at the MTC, which was a real treat. (Duncan joined us a time or two). Mom and Dad really seemed to enjoy their time at the MTC and even learned a little Korean.
They left for Korea early in the morning of November 1. They had a lot of luggage!
Chad, Duncan and I saw them off. We wish them all the best and we are grateful for their example of service and sacrifice!

I got to eat lunch with them every day at the MTC, which was a real treat. (Duncan joined us a time or two). Mom and Dad really seemed to enjoy their time at the MTC and even learned a little Korean.
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