Week 3

The corn is coming right along! The pea's appear to have lost their will to live however. I'm not sure what's happening. Shannon's pea's are a foot tall!

Week 2

As I was mowing the lawn the day before, most of the corn wasn't even out of the ground. Look at it now! It's poking its head out and wanting sunlight. In some areas it's 1 inch high!

The peas really aren't impressing me.

Week 1

Here's week one. The corn, potatoes and tomatoes have been in the ground since May 28(Saturday). The peas have been in for two weeks.

Garden 2011

This is the layout of the garden for this year. I applied a little nitrogen on May 28 and tilled in some Blue Ribbon steer manure. Hopefully it does the job. The type of corn is Serendipity, the potatoes are Yukon Gold, the tomatoes are Jet Star and Supersweet and the peas are Sugar Snap.

Now if the sun would actually come out and shine, I might actually see something grow.

Newspaper Recycling

This is how we recycle. Scott and Mel had a fun surprise the next morning.

4th of July 5K

Here's the picture of us after running the Centerville 5k on the 4th of July. The picture turned out OK, but Dave's eyes were closed so we decided to do some editing. However after opening up his eyes we decided to keep going with the editing.  Can you find all changes?

Here's the final adjustments, have you found them all? Count them up and post your guess of how many you found. The winner will get a prize. Go BYU!!

Timpanogos

Looking up the snowfield and into Emerald Lake. The lake was bone chilling!
Well, I was using my camera phone so it's not the best, but here's the sunrise from the summit of Mount Timpanogos.
Looking down from the summit to Emerald Lake and a snow field.
Looking up to the summit from Emerald Lake.
Dave Sessions at the top of Mount Timpanogos.
I'm at the top of Mount Timpanogos. 11,750 feet! We climbed it starting at 1:30 AM so that we could see the sunrise. It was awesome!