Beauty for the Christmas Season

After two nights of fog, the natural decorations for Christmas have formed. They may be dissolved by Christmas as I hear a change in the weather pattern is due on Tuesday. But we will take it as it comes. I hope that you enjoy these pictures.

Evelyn arrived here yesterday from Japan where she teaches school in the military dependents' system. On Monday Diane will arrive from her teaching endeavors in southwestern Arizona. It will add a lot to our Christmas to have them here. gwh

Lucherinis

Can you spell Lucherini? Maybe I can't. Kim and Chris will let me know. Sunday they came for a visit with the boys, Elliott and Quinn. We had our evening meal with them. Jalayne was going to come too, but stomach distress and the weather dissuaded her. It was nice to have the visit.

I tried twice earlier to post this blog with some narrative, but both times the computer opted to make the decisions and it posted my blogs sans any narrative. (It's bad when computers start taking over.) Well, there isn't a lot of narrative here, but I want to put what I want in the blog, not what the computer wants. gwh

Alex

Today I remembered that at Thanksgiving time I had taken a picture of my grandson , Alex. He stayed with us Friday, Saturday and part of Sunday before he joined his friend for a ride back to Ephraim and Snow College. Alex is maturing into a young adult. He is making plans and decisions that will help establish him as a productive person. He is taking control of his life instead of just letting life happen. Thanks for the visit, Alex. gwh