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Sunday, July 3, 2011
NYR #8...2 more books finished
I finished this book earlier this year: "The Pioneer Woman--Black Heels to Tractor Wheels". I borrowed it from Nicole, who told me it was a really sweet love story. It is! The author has a popular blog and subsequent cookbooks, calling herself the Pioneer Woman; this is her story of how she met her cowboy husband. It is funny and romantic, and I stayed up a few late nights not wanting to put it down. Highly recommended, at least to the ladies in my life.

The fourth book I finished this year is this one by Debbie Macomber. It was somewhat recommended by a library book stocker, who lead me to this author when I asked for a light summer read. While I wasn't necessarily disappointed, it wasn't a fabulous book for me. I couldn't really identify with the main character (a woman in her 50s) so I just wasn't interested. But I finished it, so it counts, yeah!

I'm on track to meet my New Year's resolution, I can't believe it. Not only that, but I may even finish our library's adult summer reading program, something that I don't think I've ever done (despite my trying year after year). Yeah for reading!
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The fourth book I finished this year is this one by Debbie Macomber. It was somewhat recommended by a library book stocker, who lead me to this author when I asked for a light summer read. While I wasn't necessarily disappointed, it wasn't a fabulous book for me. I couldn't really identify with the main character (a woman in her 50s) so I just wasn't interested. But I finished it, so it counts, yeah!
I'm on track to meet my New Year's resolution, I can't believe it. Not only that, but I may even finish our library's adult summer reading program, something that I don't think I've ever done (despite my trying year after year). Yeah for reading!
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Saturday, July 2, 2011
Dance recital
All three kids were in beginning tap together, thanks to a very patient teacher.

They danced to Frank Sinatra singing Blue Moon.

James did a cameo for a Swan Lake number.

Bunny helped in Mariposa's creative movement class.

Notice the hand-knit leg warmers by Auntie Erica.

My little dancers...they did such a good job!

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They danced to Frank Sinatra singing Blue Moon.
James did a cameo for a Swan Lake number.
Bunny helped in Mariposa's creative movement class.
Notice the hand-knit leg warmers by Auntie Erica.
My little dancers...they did such a good job!
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Friday, July 1, 2011
Waterfalls with our friends
A beautiful day for a trip to the Columbia River gorge...first, the Vista house:

Then we stopped at Wahkeena Falls, just a short hike from the old highway. My kids wanted to get a closer look of course:

Bunny took this shot:

Do you see us waving on the Multnomah Falls bridge?

A beautiful gem.

Our friends Ted and Kristan with Greta and Ingrid:

Gemma is like her grandma...she feels the urge to put her feet in natural bodies of water:


Remember this waterfall, Joe?

Dinnertime


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Then we stopped at Wahkeena Falls, just a short hike from the old highway. My kids wanted to get a closer look of course:
Bunny took this shot:
Do you see us waving on the Multnomah Falls bridge?
A beautiful gem.
Our friends Ted and Kristan with Greta and Ingrid:
Gemma is like her grandma...she feels the urge to put her feet in natural bodies of water:
Remember this waterfall, Joe?
Dinnertime
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Visitors
Marcus' college friend Ted and his family came to visit us from Denver. Picking berries is a must-do for visitors this time of year:



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It's that time of year
Hood strawberries...only available a few weeks in June. The Best!


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