Finishing up the Master Bedroom

Alison has been working so hard on finishing our master bedroom. I put in a large portion of the laminate floor today.

Squaw Peak+Bonneville Shoreline+Provo River

Aaron, Ron, Thomas, Jesse and I went mountain biking today it was a lot of fun.

Provo Canyon Raceway

I don't have any really great pictures of this bike trail. It is loads of fun. Here is the google earth image of the trail:

Coming down the gravel road, either user error or bike error resulted in some nasty road rash. I hesitated on putting this picture up, but you can look at it if you want to. No one is making you look at it.

Nice Fall Day

I took advantage of the nice whether and went on a good trike ride. I hadn't been able to ride for about 10 days. I got busy with a conference and then had a cold. I thought that I would still be able to do a lot, so I went 24 miles. I'l sore and tired now, but it was worth it. I had a lot of fun. Here's my video.





When at Vivian Park, the Heber Creeper was about to set out on another adventure. I think I got a good pic. I thought I had this awesome video of it taking off, but apparently I forgot to actually push the button to record.

I took a break when I got to Vivian Park, drank some water, ate a snack, and looked around. Can you see the hunters in this picture?

It's really hard to see here, but they were hunters with really orange reflective vests. At first I thought it was a fire. I zoomed in with my camera, and easily identified them.

It was a pretty good trip. I just need some trikin' buddies now!

SnowBall Flakes

We've been having some weird weather lately . . . . weird for Utah that is. It rained all day yesterday. A lot of the snow melted. This morning the rain turned to snow. The ground looked like someone spilled a giant half-melted transparent slurpee all over the place. On the way home from our early Sunday Meetings, the snowflakes got so huge. It looked like light fluffy cottonballs the size of baseballs coming down. I wanted to catch one and take a picture of it, but the snowballs were to my hands as cotton candy is to my mouth . . . they melted instantly! I then attempted to take some pictures of the falling snow, but could barely capture the enormity of these falling slushballs. The following picture was the best one. For the purposed of quick and easy identification, the SnowBall Flakes have been circled.