Tom has always dreamed of having a fire pit for the backyard. Well...he finally had a reason to buy one. The reason; scouts! How can you go on a winter camp out without a fire pit???
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Klondike
Max and Tom got to go on their very first winter campout for scouts Feb. 20-21st. They camped out at Jordanelle. It was COLD!!!!! Even though there was an inch of ice that had built up in the tent overnight, they had a great time.
I'm sure there will be many more campouts to come; especially since Tom was just put in as Second Counselor in the Young Mens Presidency. He is teaching the 12 yr. old Deacons and also Assistant Scout Master.
Lots more fun to come!
Scouts, Scouts and More Scouts
The past few weeks Max has been working really hard on Scouts. He has been attending his second Pow-Wow. He has been working on 3 merit badges... Family Life, Radio, and Citizenship in the Community.
Citizenship in the Community required 8 hrs. of community service for a charitable organization. Max spent time working at Deseret Industries, and also collecting books for children to read. The books were then donated to medical office where they would help little kids.
Max sorting books with Thomas and Jayden.

Still sorting and organizing.

Bringing the books in that were collected for the children.

Max's question of course was about yard care. He wanted to know why the pressure for the irrigated water was so low, and what was being done to fix the problem. The Mayor drew a diagram for Max and explained the pressurized irrigation system, and then told him that they are working on putting another water tank up higher to resolve the problem. Max was excited!!!





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Citizenship in the Community required 8 hrs. of community service for a charitable organization. Max spent time working at Deseret Industries, and also collecting books for children to read. The books were then donated to medical office where they would help little kids.
Max sorting books with Thomas and Jayden.
Still sorting and organizing.

Bringing the books in that were collected for the children.

Max got to meet with Mayor Parker for 1 hr. He said it was a great experience and that the Mayor was very cool!!
Max's question of course was about yard care. He wanted to know why the pressure for the irrigated water was so low, and what was being done to fix the problem. The Mayor drew a diagram for Max and explained the pressurized irrigation system, and then told him that they are working on putting another water tank up higher to resolve the problem. Max was excited!!!CONGRATULATIONS MAX!!! 6 Merit Badges now earned....





crime preventionSaturday, January 24, 2009
Root beer Rag
Hyundai vs. Deer
Oh "Deer"!!
Our poor little Hyundai, or commonly referred to as the "clown car". This has been the most reliable car we have ever had. It is going on 10 yrs. old and very reliable. But in November it had a little accident; the very first one! A deer decided to jump in its path. Unfortunately for the deer, the "clown car" won. Lucky for Tom, the deer hit him. I'm sure it could have been a lot worse, but Tom was o.k. We are counting our blessings! Had he hit the deer head on...who knows what the out come would have been; especially since the "clown car" is so small.
As you can see, it was a sad day for the deer. He left part of his skin in the passengers door. Although the deer caused over 3k in damages to our "little clown car", the repairs have been made and reliability has set back in.
When the kids found out that the deer died, they were very upset at Tom. We had to explain to them that it was not Dad's fault, and that he did not try to kill the deer. It took them a while to get over the fact that the deer had died. Although it is very sad that the poor little deer died, we are very thankful that Tom is o.k.
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