Every year growing up my family made candy trains. Now we continue the tradition with all of us older people and our little ones.




Below you can see how unhappy he was.
Ben was a ninja and Paige was a fairy princess.
This set of pictures was taken Saturday. He was feeling much better and he had a great Halloween. Good thing thursday was just the trial run.
I took him to the urgent care clinic and it turned out that the fall down the stairs was not that forgiving. Funny thing, two days before I had told my mom that I was amazed my kids have no broken bones so far considering how active they are. I don't believe in jinxes, but if I didn't believe in a higher power, it would make me wonder.
This is the back. It's all fenced in with a sidewalk down the other side. The back yard is a bit smaller, but has quite a large front yard, which is not yet landscaped, so I didn't photograph it.
This is the side.
This is the living room. I set the rock for that fireplace myself, for the first time. It's sort of like Tetris, the way it goes together.
Michael with his awsome tool set from Grandpa and Grandma Sperry. Paige and Michael hammering and sawing everything they can find in and outside the house.This one of Ron is a little old, but we haven't updated things in a while.
Our family took our first mini-vacation since Ron graduated. We're trying to figure out what normal life is like and it's been looking up. We had a real fun time staying at Grandpa Gibby's coast house with Grandpa, Jesse and Taylor the dog. We went to the Oregon Coast Aquarium, a couple of beaches and just hung out. Overall, I rate it a success.
(Click on the picture of Ron being covered by the wave. His expression is priceless.)