Thanksgiving Eve blew in with a snow
storm that showed some promise, but ended up being a flurry. Morning
light reflected off of a good sized skiff of the white stuff and
nothing more than cold temperatures. Thanksgiving Day proved to be
clear, cold and beautiful as only a day at the end of Fall can be.
Kent and Tammy Beardall took a few
days off to spend a few days in lovely Hawaii. They were soaking up
some hours of relaxation before returning to the reality of life on
the mainland. While they were gone their son Mikel and Rebecca
Beardall put in some Mink Creek time.
The Primary organization of the LDS
Ward presented their program a little later in the fall than usual
this year due to scheduling challenges. The theme was “I know that
the Scriptures are True.” and many of the children spoke about why
they felt this in their hearts. Juli Egley is the Primary President.
Candy Longhurst directed the children's musical presentations with
Judy Wilde accompanying on the piano.
The family of Heath and Kaci Avery had
one of those “mark your calendar” days recently. Their daughter
Liberty Stanworth graduated from the Primary organization and now
will be part of the Young Women group. Their son Brayden Avery was
ordained a priest in the Aaronic Priesthood.
Trevor and April Rasmussen and their
three girls were happy to have some time with both sides of their
family. Trevor's mom,Teresa Rasmussen, and her daughter Kierstin
and Eric and RexAnne Nielsen, April's parents, enjoyed watching the 3
granddaughter in the Primary program.
Nancy and Kevin Alder were home in
Mink Creek for the Thanksgiving weekend. Their “other home” is
in Orem, UT. It has been a while since they have been here for any
length of time.
Mike Jepsen has been having some father/son time with two sons, Joe and Jared Jepsen. The trio has
been at the Baja peninsula of Mexico participating in the Baja One
Thousand race. Joe was the driver, Jared the navigator. The report is
that it was a great race and they had about two and a half weeks of
fun.
So far three days with snow for the
beginning of the season, with warmer days in between. None of those storms
left us with much white. The last one, on Monday, gave us a couple of
inches in the lower levels, now mostly melted in the sunny spots.
Another storm is expected in the next few days. Our youngsters have
their fingers crossed and have been experimenting with their snow
gear on the little we have. At this point it makes for a bumpy ride.
My first Christmas cards have arrived
in the mail. So nice to receive, and it reminds me that it is time
to shift into December gear, because things will start moving pretty
fast towards the end of 2016.
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