No Snow, No Rain, Just Pretty Posies

When we woke up this morning the radio was telling us that anyone traveling east out of Salt Lake City towards Park City should watch for the snowplows. However, we looked outside and although the mountains to the east of us were getting snow, we had sunshine. This is what our front yard looked like. Just thought I would share. Besides, after telling me that I am a pain in the neck, Dwight told me to post this.

Happy Birthday to Judy!

 One of my favorites from days of yore - written in Mother's hand.

 Judy always had a happy, optimistic outlook - and was full of nonsense from the get-go.  Love this picture -and she grew up to be beautiful.

And this picture, looking very un-Judy like, but look at the height of the lilac bush - early days in Penrose, for sure.

Judy, we can always depend on you for listening, counsel, advice (even if we don't always take it), and lots wisdom.  You have always helped us to look on the bright side of things, even in times of stress and difficulty.  Thank you for being there - can't wait to read your autobiography.  I know it will be full of memories, both shared and new to those of us who left home early on.  May this be a very good year for you and your family - you are dearly loved.

Look What Laura Found

I love it when Laura is on spring break and has computer time. Check out the link below for something really neat. Some of you may have already run across this, but it was new to me. How fun it is to see Dad's name. http://www.icollector.com/Thomas-Molesworth-Accent-Pieces_i12883316