but come on...look into my eyes and tell me you don't just
LOVE
this guy!!!!
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My brother and I borrowed some quads and headed for Monument Ridge where we were going to finally lay my Dad to rest. My Dad wanted to be cremated and although that was a hard one for me we honored his wishes. My brother Richard decided on just the right place to spread his ashes but the only way to get there was on quads. It was a little rainy and Richard and I were a little concerned as we had waited for quite a long time to make this trek to Jackson. We drove as far as we could in the truck and then he unloaded the quads.
Now...I am no sissy..not by a long shot...but these "roads" and I use that term very loosely...were rutted from rain and VERY primitive...I was a bit nervous but didn't want my brother to see it so I acted like this was just another day in the park for me! I kept up with him quite well and soon lost all concern when I started to look around and appreciate the shear beauty that was around me!
After reaching the top of the bluff I began to weep at the magnificence of our Heavenly Father's creation. The pictures do NOT do it justice.
My brother took off on his quad for some quiet reflection and so I took my Father's ashes in my lap and sat and prayed. I asked my Father in Heaven to bless me with his spirit and asked him to please allow my father's spirit to be with my brother and I. I wanted to know that my Dad was happy with the spot we had chosen for him and that he was aware of our love for him.

I am SO very grateful for a loving Father in Heaven who listens to us and answers our prayers.Posted by Lisa at 10:57 AM 2 comments


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Idaho Falls Temple.
Heading down Teton Pass into beautiful Jackson Hole Wyoming!
MMMmmmmm Raspberry Shake!Posted by Lisa at 6:11 PM 0 comments
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We enjoyed a yummy pancake breakfast at the church the morning of the 4th. Scott was one of the very qualified chefs!Posted by Lisa at 11:42 AM 4 comments
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Last evening the young men in our ward put on an emergency preparedness BBQ. They had several tables of various mini classes and information on how to be prepared in an emergency situation. I was asked to do a table on Child Safety. In doing a little research for this I came across these disturbing statistics:
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