I love the dendritic symetry of nature.

A rare fog scrouding Lund's famous landmark.

Sunrise on the White Pine Range

Sunset on Schoolhouse Peak

Our temporary stalactites.

Oh, how we long for summer, but Oh, how winter can bring unique beauty of its own.

The desert surrounding St. George was blaketed with a beautiful

scroud of snow the night before the race.

Fire and Ice *** The little cinder cone in Snow Canyon.

I've never seen it with snow before.

Tired, sore, and freezing, but happy as can be with

a good hard 13.1 miles. Lisa in at 2:09, Bill at 1:38

Lisa is focused and oblivious of her #1 fan and

photographer as she nears the finish.

The day before the race we attended the St. George

Temple and did the temple work for Lisa's great-great

grandparents. We stayed with Henry and Mary Mendoza,

and were also able to see Aunt Eve, and Denny and

Marsha Fuhriman.

St. George Half-Marathon

January 23, 2010

Pryor was a little too much for the Ducks

Heck of a father and son outing.

Dabo and his jets

From the sub zero runs in Montana, to

sunshine Southern California.

Okay, let's try this again.

Hey, I finally reset my password and now can enter stuff on the family blog. Here's a few pics from Christmas break from Montana, Utah, Nevada, and California.

A little Christmas

Christmas 2009 was the bomb. Here's a little of what I remember in pictures.

marshmallow world times two

Iowa turned white this week. It's been beautiful and frustrating at the same time. Why Beautiful:
1. I love fresh snow
2. I love cancelled school
3. I love hot chocolate

Why Frustrating:
1. Car
2. Running
3. Utility Bill



It's hard to have hops in the snow... so don't judge.

Don't worry, this is NOT one of our bikes. Ours are safe and sound.

We had this guy named Lorenzo come and stay with us while he was interviewing for a residency at the hospital. He drove down early from Ann Arbor, MI to avoid the blizzard. We helped him clean off his car so he could get to his interview. Good thing he had four wheel drive or he might still be here!

9-0

What a year to be a Hawkeye fan, eh? Dave and I witnessed our first Hawkeye victory at Kinnick stadium on Halloween. Iowa has never in their history been 9-0 and are probable Big 10 champions. It was a nice, sunny, but windy day in Iowa City and we weaved our way through lots of excited and very tipsy fans to get to our seats. Despite 6 turnovers (including 4 interceptions in the third quarter!!) the Hawkeyes stole a win from the shell-shocked Hoosiers of Indiana, thanks to 28 fourth-quarter points. Needless to say, it was a very exciting game.