April was halfway over before I realized that I hadn't yet blogged, so I decided to do April and May together. Not the best idea. I have a bunch pictures that I can't find now. So this won't be a very long blog.
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Brian, Chelsea, David, Peter and Emily came for General Conference. I love that tradition! I took lots of pictures, and these are the only ones I could find now. I went to Chelsea's blog to see if I could swipe some from her, but I couldn't find any on her blog, either.
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| We have big eggs. The egg on the left is the size of egg we usually get, which would probably be a jumbo in the stores. One day, we got the egg on the right. Holy cow! |
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| The first mowing of the season. We had dry, dry winter, and a lot of the grass area died back, |
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| Celebrating Cinco de Mayo at school. That's Poyer, my Intern. |
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| Michelle gave me these for Mother's Day! |
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| Getting the garden plots ready. |
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| We heard that burning the plot before planting gets rid of a lot of squash bugs and fungus for the year. |
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| Dry packing nuts. |
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| The dad made me a delicious chicken-fried steak Mother's Day dinner. |
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| Poyer graduated! Our class gave him a graduation party! I bought the Elephant and Piggie set for him, and the kids each wrote a letter to him inside the front cover. He's going to be teaching Pre-K next year. |
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| They started tearing down the old building. |
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| The five of us have been here at Red Rock for 20+ years. We wanted to get a picture before they tore it down. |
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| This is Polo Resendez. He's the guy who keeps the whole school together! |
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| We went to Farmington for the Saturday before Memorial Day. This is the Healing Fields. There is a flag for each of the San Juan County veterans or first responders who died in the line of duty. |
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| We had a delicious cookout complete with corn-on-the-cob and bratwurst! |
I realize this isn't much for two whole months. I'll have to figure out what happened to the other pictures I took.