Middle School Halloween Dance

Take a look at the costumes!

Dancing?

Takin' Care of Business, part 3

To celebrate the successful conclusion of the first quarter, we hosted a "Takin' Care of Business" activity. We took our lunches across the highway to Riverside Park and enjoyed a variety of delightful pursuits.

Big cookies from Safeway were gobbled with glee. The double chocolate cookies and sugar cookies were preferred over oatmeal raisin - no surprise there!

It was a little chilly in the shade.

Andre soaks up some sun.

Dolores Kids Love Their River!

Lots of Fun Things to Do!

Flag Football

Soccer The relaxing goalie is a bit camera-shyCowboy Golf

Fallon shows her tossing style.

Back in the gym, students win great door prizes.

Carter Comes for a Visit!

Now that I am finally finished posting my Kenya pictures, I can share pictures of my grandson!

Carter crawling on the living room rug - in fact, Carter and the rug are the only things in the living room!

What a great face!

I love a sleeping baby with his bum up!

Stu, Pat, and Mom are Here, Too!

Erin gets a painful hug from Stu!

The Clarks with Mom

I'm with Mom, my sister, Pat, and Erin

Four generations

Carter in the Tub!

Carter carefully inspects the faucet!

What a happy boy!

This is a mighty cute backside!

Lovin' the water!

We're Baaaaack!

Ten days after flying out of Salt Lake City, we're back! We look a little haggard after the 36 elapsed hours from the time we checked in at the Nairobi airport until we landed at the SLC airport.

Hands with Hope Safehouse

The Safehouse, or orphanage, was established by Pastor Fred and his wife, Alice. Together, they care for 22 orphaned children.Pastor Fred and Marilynn with two of the cows.One of the two boys' rooms.

The older girls' room.

Some of the beautiful children at the Safehouse.Outside the Safehouse. Here I am with Alice, Alice, and Marilynn outside Hands with Hope Safehouse.

Back to Nairobi

My new BFFs, Lilian and Evelyn.

Diane with Evelyn and her children.

At Last - the BIG Kitty!

Notice that the lion is the same color as the grass -he's invisible if he wants to be.

He boldly walked across the road between parked vans filled with excited humans.

Look at all the tourists! The drivers have CBs and they let each other know when an animal has been sighted.

The big cat takes a leisurely drink.