More Cute Pictures!!

Here are some cute pics for your enjoyment, I am too lazy to type up the associated anecdotes.

One of Riley's favorite animals is a duck. So for halloween we dressed him as a duck. I could not find any yellow cloths so I had to make his costume.

My mom works at an elemantry school here in town, and they had a halloween parade on Thurday. Riley and I went and he loved all the attention. He was a little scared of the 5th and 6th graders though.

Riley loves fruit and veggies! Apples, Bananas, potatos, any thing.

We carved our pumkins on Saturday. Riley thought it was fun, but he would not touch the pumkin guts!

(Don't) Save the Trees

This weeked we cut down the two poplar trees that were in our yard. They were both only ~10ft tall when we moved in this March, and by the end of the summer they were ~25ft tall! Since poplars get to be about 100ft tall, we figured we had better chop em' down before it was too late. Here are some pictures of the adventure:

Gotta love Idaho weather!!

Not even a week ago we went to the zoo with my friend and her boys. It was like 79 degrees and sunny. We walked around the zoo with short sleeved shirts and flip flops. Then this morning we woke up to snow!! All morning long Riley was glued to the window longing to go out side and see what the white stuff falling from the sky was. I told Riley it was snow, and he instantly started to say snow, only he left off the "s" sound so it sounded closer to "no, no". Before the snow melted we went out side and built a little snow man.

The Greatest Accomplishment of My Life!

Tiffany and I went to Pocatello last weekend and while we were down there we played the Ross Park disc golf course. Now some of you may think that disc golf (aka "Frisbee" golf) is just a leisure sport like croquette, but it's actually a fast growing sport with professional organizations, tournaments, and honest to goodness people who make a living at it. Now I am not one of those people, but I do own a couple hundred dollars worth of special discs for the sport and I have been accused of being "obsessed". This accusation is not true by the way...whatever the case is, on hole number five I stood at the tee and pulled out my fastest disc: the Excalibur! There were large trees blocking my view of the pin which was 265 feet away. Undaunted, I put a slight angle on the release of my drive knowing that the disc would bank around the trees and hopefully land near the hole (it's called a "hyzer" in disc golf lingo). I released the disc with a fast forehand drive, the disc banked around the trees as intended, and then I heard a telltale "clang". It was at that moment that I knew I had my first hole in one! The best part, Tiffany was there to witness it so nobody can call me a liar. Below is a picture at the pin, you can still see the disc in the basket.

Apartments have been rented

FYI
The apartments have been rented out, thanks anyway. Here are some more cute pictures