We have had a group of youngsters
learning the art of ballroom dancing. They are Jyllian and Greenlee
Christensen, daughters of Lacey and Kerry Christensen, Hazen and
Dallon Baird, sons of LaRon and Liesa Baird, and three Jepen
siblings: Ty, Tara and Ella, children of Melinda and Kerry Jepsen.
They have done well and enjoy the elegance of performing. They
performed at the Gem State competition held in Idaho Falls at the
Thunder Ridge High School recently. All participated in team dancing
and in Open and Syllabus competitions. Their company team, Cache
Valley Ballroom, did a novelty number called Lion King, and were
awarded 3rd in the novelty section.
The elementary team got second with a
Cha Cha in the Latin Division, the junior high group took first with
a foxtrot in the Smooth/Standard section. Jyllian Christensen and
partner Hazen Baird were awarded 4th with a Samba in the
Syllabus. Ella Jepsen was third in the Rhythm Open and Tara Jepsen
was second in the Rhythm Open. What a fun weekend! Melinda Jepsen
is the director of the group and her daughter, Macy Jepsen did the
choreography and costume designs. Everyone is looking forward to a
local performance in May.
Cheyenne
and Kaden Lloyd are new parents, with the birth of a tiny girl this
past month. Cheyenne is the daughter of Jody and Bret Rasmussen and
is living here temporarily while her husband is stationed at Shepherd
Air Force Base in Wichita Falls, TX. Kaden has been able to come
home for a few days to meet his daughter.
Angelo
Crosland is engaged to Gracie Higginson of Caldwell, ID. She is the
daughter of Kevin and Dana Haus. Their family, including a brother,
Luke, came to Mink Creek to meet the Crosland family. Not all the
Croslands were able to be here but Malia and Jason Kunde's bunch came
down from Rigby, Dr. Giovani and Kristine Crosland and children of
Tremonton and Mario and Amanda Crosland of Hyde Park were able to
join with parents Robert and Phee Crosland and nephew Jacobi Johnson
at the Crosland home.
Kent
and ReNae Egley and Lin and Sharla McKay took a snowmobiling vacation
during Spring Break. They spent the days roaring around the Sawtell
Park in the area near Island Park, ID. Beautiful scenery, time away
from home stress and lots of cold crisp air. Just what the doctor
ordered!
Time
marches on. We have moved from Dirty Season to Mud Season. It has
rained all day today, and much of yesterday. There are still patches
of snow and the closer one drives to our canyon entrances the more
snow there is, still it is pretty safe to say that Mud Season is upon
us. More snow is forecast but it comes and goes in repetitive
fashion . We are holding tight to that season of promise---Spring.
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