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December 2008 Photos
The December 2008 photo galleries are now closed. Snow play and
Christmas dominated the photos for December, but that really isn't much
of a surprise. It was a fun month; we are looking forward to more in
2009! The December galleries can be reviewed at
Berkeley's web site,
Eliana's web site,
and Olivia's web site.
Or just access the galleries directly using the following links:
Remembering My Days as an LDS Missionary in 台灣: 宜蘭
After I was on island for two months, I was moved from
苗栗
(on the western coast of Taiwan)
to 宜蘭
(which is on the eastern coast of Taiwan). I spent the next three
months there and served with dedicated people who became close friends
and whom I still keep in contact with today. My mandarin skills were very
(very!) lame at the time, as a result I did not bond very tightly with the
local LDS members... but there were some wonderful people in that little
town. I can still remember many of their names and even though they
(no doubt) would not remember me... I wonder what has become of them.
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When I was transferred to 宜蘭 in March of 1989, I
traveled from 台北 by train for 3 hours with Keate
Despain as my traveling companion. We stood the whole way... giving up
our seats to a couple of women. During my brief three months in
宜蘭, Keate and I became close friends. Here we are
at a long-forgotten location at a time I can also not place... but I
believe it was after I left 宜蘭 and had returned
for some reason.
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This is a beach in near
南澳 in rural
宜蘭 county. We would bike to this beach on
P-day
and throw a football around or just hang out and listen to the surf.
宜蘭 was by far the most beautiful part of
台湾 in which I served. This picture is just one
of many scenes that captures the dramatic oceanside scenery in rural
宜蘭 county. I'd love to go back and see more of
the area by car.
Picture taken in April 1989.
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Keate Despain and I at the bottom of the
五峰旗 waterfall.
The waterfall is located in the township of
礁溪
which is just north
of the city of 宜蘭. We traveled there (by bike of
course) for a
P-day
activity. 宜蘭 was such a
beautiful place... I'm very sad that I only lived there for three short
months.
Picture taken in April 1989.
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Keate Despain and I after a long bike ride (and a long day) spent in
the heat of the 宜蘭 summer. We had just returned
from watching the dragon boat races as part of the on-going dragon boat
festival
(端午節).
We were both in dire
need of a
"冰" (Asian
shaved ice... a famous Taiwanese dessert made from thinly shaved ice with your choice of
toppings -- fruits, taro, green mung beans, red mung beans, and these, uh, pink and
white gelatin-like thingies).
Picture taken in June 1989.
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During the springtime in 宜蘭, we spent many of our
P-days at a nearby
outdoor public sports complex playing basketball. This is a shot
of the members of 宜蘭 district missionaries in May
of 1989.
Standing (from left to right): Keate Despain, Gary Andrew, myself, Andre
Turgeon, Richard Lusk, Michael Weaver.
Kneeling (from left to right): Kirsten Call, Fiona McHardy.
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This picture was taken in the building used by the LDS
宜蘭 branch for meetings. The branch president
(秦會長) is located on the far left and
some of the branch members are also present.
Back row (from left to right): 秦會長,
Michael Weaver, Andre Turgeon, myself, Gary Andrew.
Front row (from left to right): Richard Lusk, Fiona McHardy, Kirsten
Call, 吳金珠,
林淑芬,
周麗淑,
Keate Despain.
Picture taken in May 1989.
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This was taken at some random beach in or around 宜蘭
toward the end of May 1989 or the beginning of June 1989 (the date
imprinted on the photo is not accurate). I love my outfit here... and the
glasses.
Standing (from left to right):
周麗淑,
林淑芬.
Kneeling (from left to right): unknown person, Keate Despain,
吳金珠, Tod Anderson (my second companion
in 宜蘭), and myself.
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This picture was taken on or around Sister Fiona McHardy's birthday
which we celebrated in the LDS
松山 chapel. It
was a bit of an 宜蘭 reunion... I think only myself
was serving in 松山 at the time whereas Keate and
Fiona were serving in adjacent areas. Also (if I recall correctly)
Keate brought both bouquets of flowers and gave me one to give to
Fiona. Keate never missed a beat... a true gentleman.
Also, as you can tell... we were careful to never touch Sister McHardy
directly. Such contact was expressly forbidden; LDS male missionaries
would melt on contact should they ever touch any part of their female
missionary counterparts. It's true.
Picture taken in March 1990.
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Remembering My Days as an LDS Missionary in 台灣: 淡水
As I've been receiving Christmas cards from old friends, I've been
trying to look up each in turn on facebook to see if they are registered.
Some are... most aren't. Some Christmas cards I received today
caused me to think about the LDS mission I served in
台灣 (Taiwan) for two years and more specifically
in a small little college town up in the Northwest part of
台灣 called 淡水.
Those were good times filled with choice experiences that I shared
with great people
who became my friends. I spent 6 months in 淡水,
or ¼ of my time on my mission. I decided to scan in some pics
for the benefit of facebook and am also including them here on my
blog. Enjoy.
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Taken while Shawn McLeod and I are repairing the outdoor Christmas decorations
for our 3rd floor
淡水 apartment balcony. The decorations consisted
of a makeshift sign made of cardboard. On the sign was pasted the
Chinese characters for "Merry Christmas"
(聖誕節愉快); the
sign was bordered with multi-colored Christmas lights.
As you might expect, because Christmas is not widely celebrated in the
predominantly Buddhist Taiwan, our Christmas decorations were the only
ones visible on the street we lived on.
Picture taken in December 1989.
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This was the deluxe dinner feast we prepared for Christmas Day 1989.
This picture was taken in the 淡水 branch building.
The branch ping pong table doubled as our buffet table.
From left to
right: Shawn McLeod, myself, Eric Hunter, Christiaan Baird.
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My companion Chris Baird standing in a typical street alley in
淡水.
Picture taken January 1990.
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This is the apartment dog we adopted. Chris Baird found him on some
street alley not to far from the 淡水 apartment. He
was injured and yelping. We took him in and nursed him back to
health.... and then we ate him. No, I kid. We didn't.
Picture taken December 1989.
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I only ate dog meat (狗肉) a couple of times while
in Taiwan. This was one of those times. Dog meat doesn't taste like
chicken... and it's a bit bony. You can tell from the environment in
which we are sitting that only high-class establishments serve dog
meat.
From left to right: Christiaan Baird, Shawn McLeod, myself.
Picture taken in November 1989.
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Practicing the "Chinese smiles" we used for most posed photography
taken in 淡水. We are standing in the dining and
food prep area of our apartment.
From left to right: Shawn McLeod, myself, Christiaan Baird.
Picture taken in November 1989.
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Hand preparing 餃子 (dumplings) for a Lunar New
Year's feast (過年).
Picture taken January 1990.
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Photo of 淡水 district members at the Christmas
Party hosted in the mission home by President and Sister Price.
McLeod's "Chinese smile" was by far the best, rivaled only by my own...
notice how much expression is conveyed in just McLeod's eyes alone. He
was a master.
From left to right: Eric Hunter, Deborah Quinn, Shawn McLeod,
Christiaan Baird, Joni Higgins, myself.
Picture taken December 1989.
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Our DL ("domp" leader)... Shawn McLeod.
Picture taken January 1990.
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The core 淡水 district members. McLeod (bottom
left), Baird (top right), and
myself were together for three months. Hunter (top left) was there for
two of those.
Picture taken in January 1990 not long before I moved from
淡水 to
松山.
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Picture taken at the mission office not long before McLeod returned
home to the States... my guess is August 1990.
From left to right: Christiaan Baird, myself, Shawn McLeod, and
楊秀美 (who at the time was serving
with me in 板橋).
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Group photo of the 淡水 district members taken
outside of 葉媽媽's restaurant.
From left to right: myself, Christiaan Baird, Paul "Hong Kong Boy"
Feng, Eric Hunter, Tiffany Copinga, Deborah Quinn, Shawn McLeod,
葉媽媽, Unknown.
Picture taken in January 1990.
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Wresting in 淡水 apartment with Shawn McLeod (1 of
2).
I was speaking with Shawn on the phone the other day and he was
reminiscing how he used to kick my arse when we engaged in friendly
missionary wrestling back in the 淡水 apartment....
or at least, that's how he remembered it.
In this first photo (of two), Elder McLeod seems to have the upper
hand.
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Wresting in 淡水 apartment with Shawn McLeod (2 of
2).
I was speaking with Shawn on the phone the other day and he was
reminiscing how he used to kick my arse when we engaged in friendly
missionary wrestling back in the 淡水 apartment....
or at least, that's how he remembered it.
In this second photo (of two), it is pretty easy to see that I am
using some of my 氣 to gain the upper hand. Not
long after this, Elder McLeod declared "uncle".
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(Update Fri Dec 26 08:27:58 PST 2008 // fixed some html problems)
(Update Sun Dec 28 22:14:18 PST 2008 // added some wiki links)
November 2008 Photos
The November 2008 photo galleries are now closed. We shot quite a bit
of material in November, beginning in California at the party for
Nana's 100th
birthday and continuing until our recent
trip to
Utah for Thanksgiving.
The galleries can be reviewed at
Berkeley's web site,
Eliana's web site,
and Olivia's web site.
Or just access the galleries directly using the following links:
Thanksgiving 2008 Berrett Family Pictures
All of my family is at my Mom and Dad's house for Thanksgiving
this year. We took advantage of the occasion to snap some
family pictures:
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Since 1976, the Robert and Maryanne Berrett family has been composed of
the following persons (from left to right):
Bryon!, RJ, Mom, Dad, Mark Gerald, Brent Robert
Dad really isn't that short, we are standing on a slight incline.
I only have 2 inches on him (he's 5'11" and I'm 6'1"). I do have about
40 lbs on him in weight though. (Note to self: need to work on that.)
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My brothers... from left to right: myself, Mark, Brent, Bryan.
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{Group family photo pending}
Disneyland 2008
When we planned out trip down to Chula Vista, we purchased our airfare
with the express intent of allowing ourselves time to visit Disneyland.
We had a lot of fun and the kids (of course) had a blast. We hit Astro
Blasters first which, I think, was Livy's favorite ride of the day.
Olivia and I went on Astro Blasters a few times by ourselves (there
were no lines to speak of) while Kristy took Eliana and Berkeley on
Space Mountain. Eliana was crying by the end of the Space Mountain
ride and Berkeley said he didn't like it. They did like The Matterhorn
though. We hit most of the kiddie rides and all of the bread-and-butter
rides (Pirates of the Carribean, The Haunted House, etc). We spent
about two hours in Toon Town... here is a picture with Mickey Mouse.
Olivia is absolutely fascinated by Mickey Mouse. Upon seeing Mickey
Mouse, she exclaimed "It's Mickey Mouses!" and would not take her eyes
off of him the entire time.
Here are some random pics taken throughout the day:
And there are a few more
here.
(Updated Sun Nov 23 12:02:30 PST 2008 // added lightbox slideshow)
Nana's 100th Birthday Party
In the afternoon today we all assembled at the local LDS Church in the
gymnasium (one of the few venues around that can hold the Sorenson
clan). We had a buffet-style dinner (ham and cheesy potatoes) and
enjoyed each other's company. Here are some pictures of various
members of the Sorenson family seated at tables and enjoying the meal.
After the meal, there was a musical program which predominantly
consisted of Nana's great grandchildren singing and playing various
instruments.
Following that, Dan and Stacy presented a wonderful video that
celebrated Nana's life. Some
stills
of the video are available.
Candid Photos
While everyone was milling about waiting for their respective turns to be
photographed,
I walked around and snapped some candid photos of a few people:
Sorenson Sibling Family Portraits
As part of Nana's birthday activities today, everyone dressed up for
some pictures that document
Nana's prodigious posterity.
While the photographer was here, we took advantage of the rare
opportunity to snap pictures of all of Kristy's siblings and their
families. Here is a picture of Kristy with her 5 brothers and 5
sisters (they are standing ordered by birth with the oldest on the left
and youngest on the right).
From left to right: Tamra, Rick, Dan, Tonya, Kristy, Laura, Scott,
Kathryn, Tom, Robert, and Karen.
Each of the sibling's family portraits (with the exception of
Karen... who deferred iirc) are included below. My kids have 36 cousins
on Kristy's side and most of them are present here today. The oldest
cousin is 23 (David) and the youngest is Jacob (2 months). I have
included the ages of each of the cousins:
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Kristy's sister Tamra and her husband Windsor and their family.
From left to right: Aaron (age 18), Andrew (age 11), Tamra, Kate (age
10), Windsor, Annie (Tim's wife), Tim (age 21), and Ben (age 13).
Not pictured: David (age 23), Shellie (David's wife), Richard (age 20
and currently serving an LDS mission in Boston), and "little Tamra"
(who died at age 8 of leukemia but would be 17 this year).
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Kristy's brother Rick Jr and his wife Jill and their family.
From left to right: Andrea (age 20), Korey (age 15), Ally (age 11),
Rick, Jill, Darian (age 13), Jonathan (Sarah's husband), Sarah (age 22),
Richard III (or "R3", age 18).
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Kristy's brother Dan and his wife Stacy and their family.
From left to right: Tyler (age 16), Lauren (age 7), Stacy,
Spencer (age 9), Dan, Ashley (age 12).
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Kristy's sister Tonya and her husband Jim and their family.
From left to right:
Ben (age 10), Hyrum (age 2), Rachel (age 9), Tonya,
Ammon (age 7), Michael (age 4), Jim, Emma (age 11),
Jeremiah (age 12), Rebekah (age 6).
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Kristy's sister Laura and her daughter Jenna (age 8).
Not pictured: Laura's husband... Spencer the slacker.
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Kristy's brother Scott and his wife Angela and their family.
From left to right: Isabella (age 4), Angela, Andrew (age 1), Nathan
(age 3), and Scott.
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Kristy's brother Tom and his wife Amber and their family.
From left to right: Brandon (age 3), Tom, Madison (age 6), Amber,
Jacob (2 months).
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Kristy's sister Kathryn and her daughter Hinckley (age 6 months).
Not pictured: Matt (slacker numero dos), Elizabeth (age 6), Emily (age 3).
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Kristy's youngest brother Robert and his wife Jessica.
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Nana's Posterity
Nana (Kristy's paternal grandmother) turned 100 years old today. Here
is a picture of her and three generations of her posterity: 1 son (and
1 daughter-in-law), 11 grandkids (10 of which are married), 39
great grandchildren (of which 1 is deceased and 3 are married). And there
are 2 great great grandchildren on the way.
Not pictured: Spencer, Matt, Tamra (deceased), Elizabeth, Emily, David, Shellie,
and Richard (currently serving an LDS mission in Boston).
Nana's Grandchildren
Standing (from left to right): Tami, Rick, Dan, Tonya, Kristy, Laura,
Scott, Kathryn, Tom, Robert, and Karen. Sitting (from left to right):
Richard, Ardella (Nana), and Bertha.
Note: the grandkids are standing in birth order... from oldest to youngest.
Nana's Great Grandchildren
Nana has 38 living great grandchildren; 39 including Tamra (who died at
age 8 of leukemia). Three of Nana's greats are married (David, Tim, and
Sarah); David's wife (Shellie) is expecting and so is Sarah... these two
babies will be the first two of probably 100 or more of Nana's great
great grandchildren.
Not pictured: Tamra (deceased), Elizabeth, Emily, David, Shellie, and
Richard (currently serving an LDS mission in Boston).
Ocotober 2008 Photos
The October 2008 photo galleries are now closed.
Not a whole lot to look at, even if you consider the
pictures
taken today in Chula Vista.
The galleries can be reviewed at
Berkeley's web site,
Eliana's web site,
and Olivia's web site.
Or just access the galleries directly using the following links:
Halloween in Chula Vista
We flew down to the Sorenson ancestral home of Chula Vista last night.
(We flew on JetBlue airlines... and loved it! Goodbye Alaska Airlines;
we will not miss you!) The primary purpose of our travel is to attend
Kristy's grandmother's 100th birthday party tomorrow. Every one of
her 10 other siblings will also be here, which is a rare treat. In
fact, pretty much everyone is here with the exception of Matt, Spencer,
Kathy's two oldest kids (Ebey and Emily) and my oldest nephew David
(attending to his pregnant bedridden wife).
Today we spent the morning and early afternoon at La Jolla on the
beach, then we returned to Grandma/Grandpa Sorenson's house for some
dinner and playtime.
After dinner we went trick or treating around the neighborhood.
Many more pictures that I took today are available
here.
September 2008 Photos
The September 2008 photo galleries are now closed.
We were fairly busy last month with activities and took quite a
few pictures. The end result is that the galleries are abundant with
beautiful pictures of the kids. I love looking back at the latest
chapters in their lives and think about the fun we had.
The galleries can be reviewed at
Berkeley's web site,
Eliana's web site,
and Olivia's web site.
Or just access the galleries directly using the following links:
2008 Home Preschool Class Pictures
Kristy, Kathy, and Ang have started up preschool for the younger cousins
around here.
The class this year includes four outstanding pupils: Emily, Olivia, Nathan,
and Isabella.
And here are the four of them together for a class picture:
Class pictures for "cousin preschool" is a yearly tradition, albeit one
that was partially interrupted last year because of our attic renovation
project. Check out the previous years of "cousin preschool" class
pictures
here.
August 2008 Photos
The August 2008 photo galleries feature pictures of Berkeley,
Eliana, and Olivia taken in bunches... like as Remlinger Farm, the
Woodland Park Zoo, or during our
recent
inaugural rocket launch. As a result,
the gallery pages themselves (see links below) seem a little bare.
But if you drill down, you'll find some great August pictures.
The galleries can be reviewed at
Berkeley's web site,
Eliana's web site,
and Olivia's web site.
Or just access the galleries directly using the following links:
Tim/Annie Wedding
Kristy took a one-day trip down to Phoenix today to attend the
wedding of my nephew Tim (Kristy's oldest sister's second oldest son).
Here are the pictures she snapped:
August 2008 Remlinger Farms Photos
Kristy took the kids to
Remlinger Farms today and snapped quite
a few pictures. Enjoy!
July 2008 Photos
The July 2008 photo galleries for Berkeley, Eliana, and Olivia are
now closed. The galleries can be reviewed at
Berkeley's web site,
Eliana's web site,
and Olivia's web site.
Or just access the galleries directly using the following links:
July 2008 Berkeley Birthday Party Photos
Berkeley had his friends over today for a
birthday party
in the morning
and afternoon (11am-1pm). The theme for the party was baseball. We
(well Kristy) had the great idea of making the activities for the party
function as various aspects of a fictional baseball training camp.
The first activity ("Uniforms") consisted of the kids painting the
first letter of their names on hats. The second activity ("Catching
Practice") was a water balloon toss. The third activity ("Hitting
Practice") was simply whacking at a piñata.
And finally, the fourth activity ("Running Practice") involved the two
teams - the red team and the blue team - competing in a relay race
between some bases.
Here are the two teams... the blue team is pictured on the left and the
red team is pictured on the right:
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From left to right on the blue team: Becky (friend from Church), Nathan
(cousin), Eliana, Jake (friend from school), Fox (friend from both school
and Church), and Nandi (friend from Church). Not pictured: Ebey and Emily
(cousins).
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From left to right on the red team: Mitchell (friend from school),
Samuel (friend from school), Berkeley (the birthday boy), Isabella
(neighbor), Tucker (friend from Church), Isabella
(cousin), and Olivia. Note pictured: Kate (neighbor).
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Here are a couple of pictures of two of the group activities...
painting hats and hitting the piñata.
After the games we hosted a lunch (of hot dogs), ate some cake, and
opened presents:
July 2008 Olivia Birthday Party
We sent out
Olivia's
Party Invitations to a birthday luau a few weeks ago. If you
didn't get a card - don't fret - we only invited local family (and
the grandparents too of course). We made the best of the
semi-finished
backyard with some luau-themed decorations (e.g. tiki torches and
the like). The kids were all provided with grass skirts, a flower (or a
shell) lei, and the opportunity to get a tattoo on their forearm or calf.
Olivia welcome her birthday guests in a new pink dress (with matching
silk flower hair clip) and her
new
"pretty" shoes.
Here are some pictures of the principal party guests:
From left to right: Eliana (age 4), Berkeley (age 5 yrs and 360 days), Nathan
(age 2), Isabella (age 4), Emily (age 3), Hinckley (age 1 month), and
the birthday girl Olivia (age 2). Not shown: Jenna, Ebey, and
Andrew (oops).
We invited the wife of our
home teacher,
Kamaile, to teach the kids a simple Hawaiian song. I can't remember
much of the song now, and the kids can't either... except for the part
that went "poo poo". Heh. Here is Kamaile teaching the kids the song
and the accompanying hand movements:
After the song we served a luau feast headlined with
Kalua Pork
and Teriyaki
Beef. There was also plenty of fresh fruit to munch on. I wish I
had taken a picture of the spread now. Suffice it to say, the food was
deluxe and there was plenty to go around.
After dinner, we sang to the birthday girl and served the cake:
We served the cake with three luau-themed flavors of homemade ice cream...
Coconut
Macadamia Ice Cream with Chocolate Chunks, Pineapple Ice Cream, and
Mango Ice Cream. The coconut ice cream was a big hit and I must say
that it was exceptional, one of the best flavors Kristy and I have
created. The pineapple was also very good. However, the mango
flopped (and it was the hardest to make!). I don't think my mangoes
were ripe enough as the flavor was very weak. Ah well.
Immediately following the cake and ice cream, Olivia opened up her
birthday presents:
Pictured below are two of her gifts... a new umbrella and a new
"sofa" (her word) for the attic playhouse.
But, by far, her favorite gift was a sing along cassette recorder that
the Thurmonds bought for her. Just take a look at the pictures:
It was a great party! I wish some of my own family was there to enjoy
it (maybe next year *wink wink*).
June 2008 Photos
The June 2008 photo galleries for Berkeley, Eliana, and Olivia are
now closed. We went picture happy in June as there were plenty of
special events to document and record.
The galleries can be reviewed at
Berkeley's web site,
Eliana's web site,
and Olivia's web site.
Or just access the galleries directly using the following links:
May 2008 Photos
The May 2008 photo galleries for Berkeley, Eliana, and Olivia are
now closed. We took quite a few pictures this past month (compared to
April). The galleries can be reviewed at
Berkeley's web site,
Eliana's web site,
and Olivia's web site.
Or just access the galleries directly using the following links:
Hinckley Birth
I had the day off today while Kristy is at work. After I sent Berkeley
and Eliana off to school, Olivia and Ebey and Emily traveled over to
Overlake hospital to see Sorenson grandchild #38... Hinckley Kate
Thurmond. Yes, you read that right; there are now 45 persons on this
earth (35 on Kristy's side) that have legitimate claim to calling me
"Uncle Rus". Here are the pictures of the new youngster:
Sarah/Jonathan Kemp Wedding Pics
Kristy traveled to Ohio yesterday to attend the wedding of her oldest
niece, Sarah. Sarah is the eldest daughter of Rick and Jill Sorenson.
Rick is Kristy's oldest brother. Sarah and Jonathan (Kemp) met at BYU
about 2 years ago and have been dating for about that long (as
far as I understand). Sarah is majoring in Chemical Engineering and
Jonathan is majoring in Journalism. I think they both graduate this
summer.
Here are a few pictures Kristy took yesterday. The first group is a
set that she took in and around the temple grounds of the
LDS
Columbus Ohio Temple (mouse over each picture for a brief
description of the picture subject matter).
And here are a few of the newly married couple,
Jonathan and Sarah Kemp.
And one of Kristy's Mom and Dad... Dick and Bertha:
April 2008 Photos
The April 2008 photo galleries for Berkeley, Eliana, and Olivia are
now closed.
The galleries can be reviewed at
Berkeley's web site,
Eliana's web site,
and Olivia's web site.
Or just access the galleries directly using the following links:
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