Well, its been a long time since a post was last made. Lori has been extremely busy, as have I. I had a little free time on my hands, so I thought that I would take a couple minutes and try to figure out how this blog thing works. Since the last posting, we have done a lot of things.
We took a trip to Colorado for the 4th of July. While we were there Lori got to pan for gold for her first time. We got some gold! I would take a picture of it, but you probably wouldn't be able to see it. Its that big! This is; however, a picture that we did take in Colorado of a poppy. Pretty, huh!
We also took a trip to Baker Oregon with Lori's parents for Allen's 50th class reunion. This is a picture of Abby with her Grandpa Allen (Lori's dad). This picture was taken while we were on vacation with them.
While we were there we got to go see Lori's really funny Uncle Randall. We got to continue our summer search for gold.
He is partner in a large gold mine that was originally opened in the 1860's. In the 1950's there was a wage dispute and miners blew up the tunnel. Randall and his partners are working to re-open it. These are some pictures of the mine tunnel. It was a lot of fun to go and see all the gold veins on the walls of the shaft. We also panned for a little more gold with Randall in the river behind his house.
While we were in the hotel on our trip to Oregon, Abby worked on her skills as "Daddy's little helper" by helping me to mix her a bottle. How can you get angry with that innocent little face. If only the formula wasn't so dang expensive!
Abby is getting big and will be walking any day. She is trying so hard, and wants so bad to walk. A few days ago we caught her in the bathroom having some fun... kind of gross, but what kid hasn't played in the toilet, right?
Lori has been helping at the Heritage School sew costumes for the up coming production of Joseph and the Technicolor Coat. Which has taken a lot of her time, but it is good that she is able to help do that.
I have just been sitting around a lot the last few days. I was at work, and stepped into a pothole and tore the ligaments in my ankle. Ouch! It has really slowed me down a lot. It has been a little over a week now and it is still really painful. It is still very swollen and bruised. Probably because I decided to go back to work too soon. I was tired of sitting around, but oh well.
We have decided to sell our house in American Fork. So last week we put it on the market. Once the house sells, we will be moving to Cedar City, so I can finish my schooling, and finally get the degree that I started on 3 or 4 years ago. (Maybe longer... I can't remember... that's how long it has been.) I plan on majoring in business, with a minor in either finance or marketing. I have not decided that part yet. So this has been a very difficult decision to make, but we feel that this will be best for our future. So, if you know anyone looking to buy a house in the American Fork area send them our way. They can have the chance to live on King St.
Friday, September 5, 2008
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I LOVE the pics of Abby playing in the toilet and her little mischievous grin. So dang cute!
And I have to say I'm jealous Steve that you got to hang out with good ole' Uncle Randall, what a guy. So glad you guys decided to move to Cedar! Hopefully that means I will get to see you guys in the near future.
Have you had any hits on your house yet? I hope it sells fast for you guys! Abby is getting so big--Lori we need to go to lunch again soon!
I was wondering when you guys were going to update!:) Abby is a cutie! She is getting so big. I hope things work out for you guys in selling your house and the move to Cedar.
Abby is super cute! Lori I can remember when you were Abby's age. Time flies I guess. All of us King's have blogs--check them out. Jeff's kids are really cute. This is a great way to keep up on all the cousins. Keep blogging.--Lisa King
Thanks for the update Steve. If it wasn't for Lori's texts I was going to start to worry about the 3 of you. Abby is so big and adorable! Don't worry about the walking. That is a whole new can of worms once it starts.
It's so sad I didn't get to see Abby as a baby, but I do remember going to dinner with you Lori, and Meggan! Wow that was along time ago. We should get together before you make your move to Cedar City! But she looks like her daddy in all the best ways! Way adorable! I'm really happy and proud of your husband for wanting to go back to school! I would love for my husband to do the same, but we seem strapped to his Job. Anyway Good Luck to you and hope you can sell your house soon!
I have talked to Meggan and she is really doing so good!!!! She is dating or is engaged practicely to an amazing guy! You would be impressed. And unfortunetly I don't sell the lettering anymore! I will call meggan and see if she's up for a girls night before you leave.
Abby is such a cutie! She is getting so big. I hope everything works out with the house and the move. Good luck!
yeah a new post!!! go Steve! wow I can't believe how big Abby is getting.. so Cedar huh.. but thats so far away... hopefully things go well with the move.. keep in touch!
Great to see a new post.
Nice photos!!! Lori, can you send me your e-mail?
Finally! Way to go Steve!!! it took ya 4 months though... I love all the gold panning stuff. Lori we need to go out soon then with Amber! Lets plan someting. You can treat us to dinner with all your rich gold money ;) Abby is just adorable, and don't worry- your toilet looked a lot cleaner than mine does!
Lori cute blog. What a cute girl you have. Being a mom is the greatest, isn't it? So my hubby and I are actually looking for homes out in AF. Email me some info if you could so we can look into it. esplins@gmail.com Thanks Lori!
Oh my heck your baby is so cute! Its crazy to see everyone and see that they have a family. It weird to me. haha. Your house is cute to bad you have to leave. Good Luck! Keep in touch!
Good job Steve! Sounds like you're navigating the rapids of life fairly well. You never know when a real nugget shows up as a consequence of decisions made. Thanks for the influence you've been in my families lives!
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