Here's the highlights from the week.
-It is still hot here and has turned very humid again, currently 85% humidity.
-My friend Josh stepped off a rafter and put both feet through someone's living room ceiling.
-We went to Nashville and purchased a new (used) car. It's a silver 2003 Honda Civic. I got 37.2 mpg on the first tank of gas.
-Kelly worked on her sun tan and read 3 books.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
We're Here
We arrived at 7:30pm Saturday evening and Erik and Jamie left for the hospital at 8:00pm. We put the kids down and went to bed. I was up at 4:00am this morning reading when Erik came home and announced they had a new baby girl (now name yet).
We all visited them in the hospital this morning on the way to church. Jamie and baby should come home Tuesday morning.
Mom and I enjoyed the drive (although it was long). We left Moscow at 12:30pm and drove to Billings. We only had one near miss with a deer somewhere west of Billings. Saturday morning we got up, had breakfast and drove to the Little Bighorn National Monument (Custer's Last Stand). We had visited there about 8 years ago but I wanted to see it again. We went to the visitors center, walked up to the soldiers monuments and then over to the new monument to the 4 Indian tribes who lost men in the battle. All in all it was very interesting.
We headed for Denver and except for one instance when we forgot to check the gas gauge and drove the last 40 miles into Casper on fumes, everything was pretty uneventful.
Hope you are all well and happy.
Dad and Mom
We all visited them in the hospital this morning on the way to church. Jamie and baby should come home Tuesday morning.
Mom and I enjoyed the drive (although it was long). We left Moscow at 12:30pm and drove to Billings. We only had one near miss with a deer somewhere west of Billings. Saturday morning we got up, had breakfast and drove to the Little Bighorn National Monument (Custer's Last Stand). We had visited there about 8 years ago but I wanted to see it again. We went to the visitors center, walked up to the soldiers monuments and then over to the new monument to the 4 Indian tribes who lost men in the battle. All in all it was very interesting.
We headed for Denver and except for one instance when we forgot to check the gas gauge and drove the last 40 miles into Casper on fumes, everything was pretty uneventful.
Hope you are all well and happy.
Dad and Mom
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