On the way there we passed by Mt. Shasta - my favorite mountain. You can see it from a long distance away.
We stopped to eat at the Black Bear Diner (tradition!)... took a picture of the mountain and my husband. (He's the one on the left)
A mural on the side of the restaurant.
This is a cinder cone that Shasta spit out eons ago.
Emalee and Ben! So fun to be around! Thanks for the memories
Here is the first picture I took of this quilt I made for my daughter... quite a few years ago. The pattern is from a book... Backyard Bird Quilts by Jodie Davis.
Now four of the birds.
Grandpa learning how to play Wii from Ben (aged 9).
The back of Rachael... read the shirt.
My brave darling daughter. She has gone through chemo, surgery and a week - at this point - of radiation. She won't like it that I put in a picture. She doesn't like her hair as it is coming in a different color and texture. It really is quite cute, I think, and it is coming in!!! I'm just so happy to have a picture of a live daughter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We went to the Bonneville Damn - somehow I didn't get any pictures of that. This is Multnomah Falls in Oregon. The top half falls 542 ft (sez the post card) and the bottom half falls another 69 ft. It's an amazing place.
While we were at the Vancouver WA farmers market, we saw this dog dressed in a skirt and hat.
Here's the hubby again with the cat, Kits. One morning while Bill and Chrissy were off to her treatment, Kits got up and sat in one of the kitchen chairs, presumably to look out the window, but she started chewing... she just kept chewing and looking at Ben. We were all there to play more Canasta. Anyway, I looked at the cat's dish, and sure enough it was empty! She'd found a way to communicate that she was hungry. She followed him to the bag of food and trotted back to her dish.
We had a great time... I did buy some fabric, and we did some jewelry crafting. I learned some Wii, too, and we went out to dinner, and watched the grands bowl. It was lots of fun. Thank you, family, for making us feel loved and welcome. Hope we can do it again soon.
Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Hugs,
Terri