So after building and soil-putting-in the last of the boxes:
Two along the back for tomatoes and potatoes:
This is my faithful rhubarb from Grandma Herron - go rhubarb!
We are enjoying General Conference weekend!
Also, in a gluten free victory - I made cinnamon rolls last night and this is all that is left:
The girls reported them "very very good."
And here are some of my pretty flowers:
A cute picture of the girls' lego creation:
Ash being cute:
Dad and the girls playing Settlers of Catan:
We are the Happy Herrons. I, the writer of this blog, am the adoring wife of Josh, happy mom to Ellie, Ashley and Michael. I have amazing friends and love to bake (even if it is gluten-free).
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Mission Reunion
So after some box-building and soil-making and huming and hawing - we went to my mission reunion - 20 years since the Porto Portugal Mission with President Brown.
Here is my former (NOT old) companion Micah Miller:
Here is former companion Katrina Ledkie
Here is former mission elder Camaro-Manual
And former house-mate Amanda
Ethington - we both had our appendix out in Portugal!
Here is my former (NOT old) companion Micah Miller:
Here is former companion Katrina Ledkie
And former house-mate Amanda
Ethington - we both had our appendix out in Portugal!
We live!
Well not only have we all survived the stomach bug, but we build our gardening boxes. We are doing full-on with the square foot gardening.
Here is the total green-house in our basement that Josh craftied up:
Here we are decorating some of the Easter eggs with our fancy EggBot:
On Friday (last Friday, in the midst of the illness) we went on a field trip to see the mummies exhibit at the Leonardo (for cheap of course). The mummies were interesting, the science stuff was interesting, and if the stomach cramps had abated at all, we could have stayed longer. Anyway - some pictures!
Then we started to build boxes, when we felt better on Saturday. Grandpa Herron came to visit and brought us (free!) all this LOVELY lumber for our boxes. They are VERY nice.
And then we built some MORE boxes and put the nice nice dirt in them:
THEN we build our very own composting bins - we are SO crafty AND earthy!
Here is the total green-house in our basement that Josh craftied up:
Here we are decorating some of the Easter eggs with our fancy EggBot:
On Friday (last Friday, in the midst of the illness) we went on a field trip to see the mummies exhibit at the Leonardo (for cheap of course). The mummies were interesting, the science stuff was interesting, and if the stomach cramps had abated at all, we could have stayed longer. Anyway - some pictures!
Then we started to build boxes, when we felt better on Saturday. Grandpa Herron came to visit and brought us (free!) all this LOVELY lumber for our boxes. They are VERY nice.
And then we built some MORE boxes and put the nice nice dirt in them:
THEN we build our very own composting bins - we are SO crafty AND earthy!
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