Andrea's learns how to use in-line skates
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Thanksgiving at the Dodds
Andrea pours the drinks in preparation for the feast.
Mmm good food.
Happy here is demonstrating how the rest of us felt after eating. Andrea has the need to bead. Here she is teaching her sisters the intricate art.
Thanks to Grandma Dodds saving years of birthday money, Andrea was able to get a really nice sewing machie.
Ben tries to bowl a strike. It's a lot easier on the Wii.
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Our Thankful Turkey
He gets the honerary spot by the TV. I know he's got a lot of colorful feathers, but don't call him a peacock, he'll be offended.
Once we had him on the wall we wrote down some of the things we are thankful for on his feathers.
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Ben's Special Surprise Dinner
Last night, I came home from work and Ben surprised me with a special dinner.

He made a three pepper pasta sauce with sausage which we poured over bow tie pasta. He added a tasty salad, delicious garlic bread, and goblets full of grape juice to top it off.

He made it extra special by getting me a big bouqet of flowers and candles. I thought there must be a special occasion for this wonderful dinner, but said it's just because he loves me and wanted to surprise me. It was an awesome surprise. He's the best husband ever!!!!!

He made a three pepper pasta sauce with sausage which we poured over bow tie pasta. He added a tasty salad, delicious garlic bread, and goblets full of grape juice to top it off.
He made it extra special by getting me a big bouqet of flowers and candles. I thought there must be a special occasion for this wonderful dinner, but said it's just because he loves me and wanted to surprise me. It was an awesome surprise. He's the best husband ever!!!!!
Girl time!
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Hollywood Halloween
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Hiking Stewart Cascades Trail
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Andrea's New Car
Saturday, July 26, 2008
First Week at Work
A major feature of the Daybreak site is it's man-made lake that flows serenely through the neighborhood and provides fishing, peddle boating, and cannoning. This lake is fed by water that is pumped in by two 5000 lb. pumps. These pumps will each push 4000 gallons a minute into the lake. When one of them failed this week, it became a big priority to get it fixed. My job was to ensure that Kennecott Land’s Safety protocols were followed and most importantly, that no one got injured during the critical lifting of the 2.5 ton pump motor.
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Special thanks to Chris and Melanie for these photos. 

