week. Melissa's family celebrated with us.
In this shot, Lisa looks at the beautiful view from her kitchen sink. I loved watching the mountain change as the clouds came and went.
I like this view of Lisa's shrubs and flowers.
We went to the Alaskan State Fair held in Palmer on Saturday. Here are a few scenes.
Beautiful flowers.
The twins like these 3-D glasses handed out as advertisement by one of the
booths at the fair.
Wood carvings.
This is the LDS exhibit. We were hoping to see Elder Norton, Guenther's grandson. But the full-time missionaries no longer serve in the LDS booths at the fair. The ward missionary from Palmer who was manning the booth gave me Elder Norton's telephone number, but when I dialed, it said, "this number is no longer in service." So I was disappointed. But maybe he will end up being transferred to Eagle River, and Lisa and Terry can meet him then.
The Bigger and Better Terry Weight Family.
Lizzy and Noelle love Grandpa Terry.
Jed is still a bit taller than Logan...when Logan's not cheating by standing on his toes.
The family photo scrapbook that I made for Rachel and Bryce. Of course the photos taken by the professional will be much finer, but these are just fun.
Lisa spent many hours of unpaid time in order to get her classsroom set up. The district allows teachers a paid day or two, but they usually have to spend most of the time in meetings. I said "unpaid" time, but the truth is that Lisa is repaid by the appreciation shown by parents and students for the good job that she does.
This is just a short video of all my great-grandkids dancing at the wedding. I love it.
