Ryan and I did a Turkey Trot 5k with our little Turkey at Fort Carson. They started the program by playing of the National Anthem. It was so impressive to see soldiers and their families pay honor to our country and flag. They are the ones who have truly sacrificed for our freedom and safety. It was pretty cold (in the 30's) so it pretty much kept our bodies numb while we ran. It was a wonderful way to start the day.
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Visit from Kazie and Craig
Aunt Kazie and Uncle Craigy made a spontaneous trip to see us this last weekend. They drove 8 1/2 hours one way for little Sam. He has us all wrapped around his finger. We had a wonderful time exploring Manitou Springs and Garden of the Gods. Manitou Springs has an area with tons of old school arcade games and rides.
Sam is not sure liked the elephant ride.
McKay and Craig read Sam a book before bed.

Monday, November 1, 2010
Two of our favorite things about living in Colorado

Happy Halloween
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Part 5: Independence, Mo
On our way west before the wasteland (known as Kansas) and the promised land (Colorado), we made a stop in Independence, MO to see more sites. The LDS Church was located in this area in the 1830's. Harry Truman also was from here.
We stopped at Liberty Jail where church leaders were held and sections of the D & C were revealed:
The Harry S. Truman Presidential Library:
The beautiful Temple of the Community of Christ Church:
And the camper of a man that has a lot to say and whose hypereligiosity is probably a sign of something for which treatment may be advised. He is in front of the Temple Lot:
We did a lot of driving on this trip and Sam was a trooper. Cheyn would sit in the back and try to entertain him while I drove. Cheyney took this picture of our little thinker as we drove out of town:
We stopped at Liberty Jail where church leaders were held and sections of the D & C were revealed:

More Nauvoo
Notable places we went to in or around Nauvoo were:
Joseph Smith's residence:
The jail where Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum were murdered:
The Nauvoo Temple:

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