Update

We have officially passed 500 views on our profile. Today at 6:20 = 507 views. Wow. I wonder if anything is developing. . .

Pictures!

We had pictures taken Oct 10 by a good friend. She did a fantastic job. I put them in an internet album here. Let me know what you all think and which ones are your favorite.

Home sick - posting alot

I want this. I have a new found love for piecing quilts. Isn't this gorgeous?
It's not as hard as it looks, just time consuming. By using different shapes next to each other you play on illusion. Too bad the kit's expensive. Maybe if I teach enough piano lessons and sewing lessons. (Anyone interested? wink, wink?)

Jesus Christ

If you have 15 minutes watch this video. BYU scholars have put together this seven part series on Christ, from Pre-mortality to the Judgement. It premieres Dec. 6 on BYU TV. I am going to watch them all. You get can feel the testimony of the scholars as you watch the preview. It's going to be neat.

The website is http://www.byub.org/messiah/

What happens when...

Ashley gets up at 8, wide awake and ready for the day? Too much. We went shopping, I helped Daniel make chili (pictures to come), put together a magnet board, and then did some stuff on the computer. I got bored of this, so I thought I'd go put the shelf together that I bought for my craft stuff. Instead... I pulled up the carpet. The best part of this is we are having people over for dinner! I learning how much I can chew - so I don't bit off too much. I think I just about hit my limit today.

This is for you Grandma...

I will be landing in Washington D.C. at Dulles International on November 13 at 3:45 pm from Dallas Ft. Worth on American Airlines Flight 1356. I hope this does not present any challenges as it is non-refundable! We'll discuss the details after you've had a chance to calm down. I'll forgive you if you call me early in the morning.

Coolest Camera Ever

Check this out. I had the opportunity to work with Weldon a time or two when I was doing my Church internships. The second time I went with another registrar to deliver something to be photographed for the Ensign. When he was finished with our project, he showed us a picture of the manuscript he had taken with a 32 (I think) megapixel camera. It was amazing. You could see the fibers, you could tell where things had faded, been written over, and how the fibers overlapped. It was amazing. Don't get your hopes up about this camera. It's like 50,000 dollars. But take a look with what he's doing with it to preserve history!