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Thursday, July 29, 2010
California Jared
This will be a double post for the Carter's (I apologize - you can stop reading now;) but I thought my family & friends might enjoy hearing about what I wrote up about Jared's latest 'vacay' to California. ;D
No, seriously Jared spent the whole month of June at Ft. Hunter Liget for Army Reserve Training. It was educational and he enjoyed the little break from his normal routine. These are the pics that I have from his trip. Enjoy!
No, seriously Jared spent the whole month of June at Ft. Hunter Liget for Army Reserve Training. It was educational and he enjoyed the little break from his normal routine. These are the pics that I have from his trip. Enjoy!
Jared shaves his head for the occasion - Whoa!
He finds a super duper large pinecone - very cool! I love this pic of him too.
Of course, a picture of one of his meals he really liked - Chinese. He explained to me that it was special because it was the first real meal (cooked by an actual cook) that he had eaten after only MRE's and soldier chow type food in the field for the month. It looks good to me too!
I hope to add more pics from him later.
Friday, April 2, 2010
Wildflower Season
*3 beautiful people
*sisters forever
*bluebonnets forever
*old church
*hot pinks and brilliant blues
*interesting, gray cow
*Ebenezer cemetary
*wildflowers that look like roses
Wildflower season is in full swing here in Texas! It is absolutely breathtaking and gorgeous this year since we have had so much long awaited rain during the winter months. Jared has been exploring the TX wildflowers both on his own and with his family taking photos along the way. He took the photos I've posted here. It doesn't last long so you have to pay attention to when the flowers are blooming and then make time to go and look at the beautiful flowers while they're out. In the last weekend in March, our family took a drive out into the countryside to Cheapside, TX. A town that has about two families that live there. It has a quaint church, a graveyard called Ebenezer and a few old homesteads with an old schoolhouse/banquet hall. It was a pretty place and we enjoyed driving out there to see it. Jared even talked to one of the residents who came to check on the church building so that's how we know a little more about it than what's online. On the internet, it is listed as one of the 120 ghost towns of TX. We may consider driving out to a few more ghost towns during wildflower season again in the future. It was a very peaceful experience and free for the most part except for the gas, of course.
*sisters forever
*bluebonnets forever
*old church
*hot pinks and brilliant blues
*interesting, gray cow
*Ebenezer cemetary
*wildflowers that look like roses
Wildflower season is in full swing here in Texas! It is absolutely breathtaking and gorgeous this year since we have had so much long awaited rain during the winter months. Jared has been exploring the TX wildflowers both on his own and with his family taking photos along the way. He took the photos I've posted here. It doesn't last long so you have to pay attention to when the flowers are blooming and then make time to go and look at the beautiful flowers while they're out. In the last weekend in March, our family took a drive out into the countryside to Cheapside, TX. A town that has about two families that live there. It has a quaint church, a graveyard called Ebenezer and a few old homesteads with an old schoolhouse/banquet hall. It was a pretty place and we enjoyed driving out there to see it. Jared even talked to one of the residents who came to check on the church building so that's how we know a little more about it than what's online. On the internet, it is listed as one of the 120 ghost towns of TX. We may consider driving out to a few more ghost towns during wildflower season again in the future. It was a very peaceful experience and free for the most part except for the gas, of course.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Reports from Around the World
Thursday January 28th was a multicultural event at our Elementry school. Nessa did her project on Denmark.(I'll get to Zayah later.) She wore a red dress, her food sample was cheese bread. Denmark's colors are white and red. Nessa did a contributer on Hans Christian Andersen.
Zayah did a project on Sweden. He decided to not wear a costume. His food sample was Kladdkaka. (Swedish chocolate cake) His contributer was John Bauer. The Swedish colors are blue and yellow.
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