The Haws family BroMoto ride took place
this month. Brothers, plus in-laws and Dad, Karl Haws, spend several
days on their bikes, riding Idaho. With three days of riding, they
enjoyed 125 miles of back country around here and Soda Springs. At
the end of each day a visit to Riverdale Resort soaked off the grime.
This years participants were Karl, his sons Aaron, Adam, Kasey and
Max, plus Ken Nash and two grandsons, Sam Haws and Nelson Nash. They
avoid cooking so Preston food spots are the sources of sustenance
during this adventure. Julie Haws, wife of Kasey, enjoyed some Mink
Creek down time while the guys were roaring about.
Tony Mainini graduated from Idaho
State University. The son of Steve and Terry Mainini. Tony's area
of study was Information Technology Systems. His early hobby has
become his source of employment as an IT Specialist for the Pocatello
School District.
RaNae and Doug Mellor were visiting
family in Station Creek. She is the sister of Jimmie Olson and Nate
Olson. The Mellors live in Meridian, ID.
Fred and Victoria Christensen spent
the weekend with his parents, Lorraine and Royce Christensen.
Lorraine has been back east visiting Carrie and Ken Melton and their
children in Indiana. While in that location she took the opportunity
to visit the Church History sites around, Kirtland, OH.
Bob and Claudia Erickson had a
houseful lately. Two daughters and families came for a summer
vacation, filling up empty rooms. Claudine and LaMar McKague, with
four children , live in Vancouver, WA. Carla Nielsen plus two sons
came up from American Fork, UT, for some cousin time. While here Sam
McKague, recently returned from a mission in Brazil, gave a slide
show of his time there. Adding the family of Laural and Jody Janke
to the audience made up a good sized group.
The temperatures are more than toasty.
104 was registered a few days past. It makes a person glad for dry
weather, just imagine how it would feel with humidity thrown in!
Mink Creekers and friends are gearing
up for our annual July 4th celebration at the ballpark.
It is great that there is lots of shade to offer for visiting time as
families return home for the festivities.
We have a young skunk in our
neighborhood who does not follow the usual rules. He(or she) parades
through my backyard in the early morning hours, very sure of himself.
He is just as likely to show up later in the day on the front side
of the house, staying clear of the highway. This makes me a little
nervous about being outdoors myself, seeing as how the two of us may
have a conflict on just whose place this is! So far I haven't seen
this beautiful creature at night, and I always thought that skunks
were nocturnal. I am learning to look about before proceeding, day
or night, with this little striped teacher.
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