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As the year comes to an end I have decided to take a moment and reflect on the past year.  I’ve tried do keep this blog updated this year so you have probably already read about our highlights, so I’m sorry if this is boring but I’ll try to cover things that I haven’t already covered. Let me start with the baby, Alex.  Al is 17 and a senior at Arts West (a private art school in Eagle, ID).  This is his second year there and although he is struggling a little bit with Senioritis, I think he is still enjoying it.  There for a while he was living with a friend in Eagle so that he would be closer to school, but we finally resolved the car situation and he now has his own transportation, so he’s back home with us.  Not sure what he plans are for college yet but we are just being happy with the small success, such as graduating from high school.  He helped his grandparent this summer with their shaved ice shacks, working events and helping grandpa make sugar water.  He plans on getting som

Dana’s sister Laura is undergoing treatment for breast cancer and to show support for her Dana decide to shave his head. Take a look: We Love you Laura and are praying for you to get well soon. Love you all ~~ Mitzi

Here is a little family update.  Alex moved back home in November.  Yah!!!!  Once we were able to get him his own transportation he decided that the living situation wasn’t the best and that he wanted to come home.  At this point we are trying really hard to get him through this senior year and get him graduated.  Here is a picture of him that I found on Art’s West website that was taken at retreat at the start of the school year.  Those of you know Alex, know that he evades the camera, so I take the pictures that I can get when I can get them. Love ya All…. Mitzi

I was playing around learning Photoshop with Avery’s picture, so I thought I would share them. Click on the picture to see a bigger, better picture. It was fun, but nothing in Photoshop is a quick and easy as it appears. Love ya ALL… Mitzi