
If Dick and Jerry look doubtful, they probably felt better when they found out this was not lunch but a dyeing demonstration.

We also watched a sheep shearing/herding demonstration and all decided we want border collies.
And I bought some yarn. It's a beautiful hand-dyed green, and it doesn't go with a single article of clothing I own. Anyone want a Christmas present?
We went down to Easthampton on Sunday and ate lunch out with Max, Anya, and Miles. Somehow no one took pictures -- so you'll just have to imagine.
Monday Dick and Lonna left for their US/LDS History tour, meeting up with their group in Washington. I admire their energy!
Besides the joy of their visit itself, we had a nice vacation from thinking about cancer, partly because this was my off-week, so no chemo until next Thursday. Good.
3 comments:
Pleasant Street is the place to be!Hey this is Nick and Krystal! How are you guys? We now have a blog so we can keep in touch.
Looks like you guys had a good time:) Wish we could go visit as well, we've talked about it since we were newlyweds. Maybe if they had special "children containment areas" on planes... .
Love you guys!
Sev and Austin
I almost forgot. I know a "great" joke: What's Beethoven's favorite fruit? Ba-na-na-naaaa. (Nick chooses to be not affiliated with this bad joke). i thought it was good because it was a banana joke :)
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