We enjoyed getting to know our two grandchildren, Ryan and Kelly.
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Eve loves water
Camping
New trees
We ordered 10 fruit trees for our yard that were delivered on 27 October. Bob and Gary Brown dug the holes with the help of a big auger. Bob and Rose planted the trees. The new trees include almond, apricot, fig, peach, pear, plumb, and pecan. They are all growing nicely after two weeks in the ground. For those who may not know, Arizona has some of the most difficult soil to work with we have ever encountered. When the soil is dry it is hard as a brick. When the soil is wet it is similar to sticky paste. We ordered a big dump truck full of top soil mixed with mulch and manure to give our trees a better chance of survival.
Our new home
We moved into our new home on 18 October. Bob's cousin, Bill Tryon, and his sons and a couple of room mates helped us load our belongings out of our storage unit into Bill's big trailer. We had arranged for our new ward to help us unload on Saturday morning at 10AM. Because Bill's crew worked so quickly and efficiently, by the time the ward help arrived there were only a few boxes left for them to carry into the house.
We bought some new furniture to replace that which we had sold before our mission. We also hung up several of our Afghan rugs.
After General Conference
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