We were told when we moved that we did get snow here. I'm not sure that I believed it but yesterday we had snow. It wasn't much and it didn't last long but the kids had fun while it was here. We can't wait to go home for Christmas and play in big piles of snow.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Snow in New Mexico
We were told when we moved that we did get snow here. I'm not sure that I believed it but yesterday we had snow. It wasn't much and it didn't last long but the kids had fun while it was here. We can't wait to go home for Christmas and play in big piles of snow.
Santa
Twinkle Light Parade
We went down town to watch the twinkle light parade. It was a little cool outside but not too bad. There were 120 floats half of which were latin cars with christmas lights. We did like the Mariachi band with lights. It's really been fun to be in a different state with a culture so different from Utah.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Carlsbad Caverns, NM
Greg had to do some work in Roswell, NM this weekend and the kids and I decided to go with him. Roswell is a funny town, everything is centered around UFO's and aliens. It is allegedly the crash site of a UFO in the 1950's. The Carlsbad caverns were only another 2 hours south of Roswell so we decided it would be fun to check them out. They are the second largest cave system in the US. I can't even describe the wonder and awe at the emense size of the place. It took us an hour just to walk to the bottom of it and another hour to walk around the "big room". Isaac did a great job walking the whole way. Evie got a free ride in the backpack. All in all a worth while trip.
Friday, November 14, 2008
High Flying
I just recently got my old pentax film camera out of the closet again. I love my digital for most things, it's just too convienent. But I forgot how beautiful photographs on film can be. I took two basic photography classes at Utah State while I was there. There is just something pure and clean about film. If I could have a luxury item it would be a dark room for developing. Or maybe a potter's wheel and kiln...I can never decided.
Friday, November 7, 2008
A Fall for all
Silver Lining
Although we lost the race we should look at the silver lining in all of this. Lacey was right when she said that what happens should happen. Heavenly Father is in control and watching us closely so we have nothing to fear. "...he that have the stearage of my course, direct my sail..." - Shakespeare. The next 4 years might be a rough ride but it's nothing that we can't handle with our families close and the true church on earth. The best we can do is pray for the men and women running our country that they will make informed decision based on the betterment of America and not themselves. So I have decided to be of good cheer and focus on the most important things in life. I think we live in a remarkable time on earth. We will see many great things come to pass and with the great, the terrible (The Great and Terrible by Chris Stewart - read it if you have not). I love my country and all the freedoms that come with it, I love my family and all the love and support that buoy me up, I love the gospel and the reassurance and guidance it gives me, and most of all I love my Lord and Savior for giving me every great thing that I have. Be of good cheer...the church it true!
Monday, November 3, 2008
Yes She Can
We are hoping for the best on Tuesday. In the last presidential election our state of New Mexico voted red but I am not sure that will be the case this time around. Greg and I voted early and the lines were so long. At least people are getting out there and voting. It's important to exercise your right to vote. We live in the greatest country in the world and have been given all the best opportunities. Many have given their entire lives and died for us to have this right. Don't forget tomorrow to vote for our country's future, no matter who you vote for. Just do it. I'll step off my soapbox now.
Chef Fullmer
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Belle and her knight in shining armor
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
October
We went to a pumpkin patch in the neighboring town of Corrales. I love the fall. The kids played in a "corn box" and had a hayride. They went to a petting zoo and picked their own pumpkins in the pumpkin patch. Grandma and Grandpa Fullmer drove down for a visit and that was fun. This time of year is balloon fiesta where hundreds of hot air balloon go up everyday for a week. We were so excited to go and had great tickets for Friday and Saturday. Unfortunetly for us the weather did not cooperate and they were unable to fly either day. I guess there is always next year. I am busy making halloween costumes for the kids and we are enjoying the wonderful weather. I just started to get cool here with 75 degrees durning the day and dipping into the 50's at night. It's perfect.
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