Here is are family.
Wyoming will not be my new home. Thank you very much. The King and I did survive and we had a wonderful experience now that we are home and not in the middle of Wyoming with the wind blowing our tent around and peppering our food with sand. I do believe if you ever have a chance to Trek yourself prepare and go, it’s a one of a kind experience. We went as a MA & PA with 6 assigned teens from our stake, 4 we didn’t know, they were all great kids and we were lucky to get to know them. This was a trek of endurance, and will, even though we prepared it was still a challenge. It was such a spiritual experience that i still cannot talk about some of the sites and the miracles that took place in our stake. Starting with the Stake Pres. and working on down to a change of weather during the women’s pull, to no serious medical problems . We were blessed and will remember for the rest of our lives. I spoke in church and i do think it was an inspired talk that touched many. I wish i would have gotten pictures of the landscape, but i just sat around and admired it, too tired at the end of the day to get the camera out. Central Wyoming is beautiful, rolling hills of the praries antelope in abundace and sunsets that will rival those in Utah. Wow!!
Can you believe Gnome taking in the sun.
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” mce_src=” The quilt that you see is a 6year project that is finished, I am very proud of myself. I even patted myself on the back and jumped up and down. You see i started it 6 years ago for PDiddy and when i was almost finished cutting between the stitching that had driven me crazy my chenille cutter malfuntioned and i sliced through the backing of the quilt ruining it. After throwing a royal temper tantrum i threw it against the wall to feel better and then shoved the quilt into a cupboard. Four years later i got it out looked at it fumed and stomped, but decided to talk to the quilt ladies at LQS. They had me try several different bonding and sewing remedies, nothing would work. I then begged Bernice (LQS) to consider sewing another back and stitching it all again, she accepted at least she would try to make it work. I was thrilled and it did work. I was to nervous to finish cutting the quilt so it went back in the cupboard until recently when i put on a brave front and cut away, bound washed it in MRS. MEYERS Clean Day Lavender Det. (it smells so wonderful just waiting to wrap up a baby) and jumped for joy at how great this little quilt turned out. 
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