Life on a Priority Road

We live on what is referred to in Germany as a priority road. Essentially, it's the main street through our village. It's a busy street that takes travelers to the autobahn, or residents to their homes from the autobahn. We are the ones that get "please sweep your sidewalk" notes from the "street nazis" and parking tickets for tires on the sidewalks. It's all part of living on a priority road. There is a sense of responsibility, and direction, and excitement on the street where we live.

Friday, October 9, 2009

The BIG Photo Shoot

We had a photo shoot last week. We invited the whole family to come, got all gussied up, and ended up with perfect weather. So here's some of the shots.

The kids - Tracee, Jenny, Kelly, Chris

Brotherly/Sisterly love....

OH. Did I mention that Jenny got married that day?
That's the new guy with her holding her hand, Garret Preece.

The whole family, including a set of grandparents.
Back row: Rob Flenard, Bob, Me, Chris, Kevin, Don Clinton and Audrey
Front row: Tracee, Garret, Jenny, Lindsay, Kelly holding Cohen,
and Carter is standing on the bench behind Kelly.

Friends of the Bride.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Bountiful Utah LDS Temple

(Malisa Twelves was once again our photographer. Kudos, girl. And to your sister Malinda, too. See additional wedding shots at Malisa's blog http://malisasphotos.blogspot.com)