Zombies invade Spanish Fork

Zombies with cell phones.

And you can only imagine all the trash they left behind. It's embarrassing.

Utah County - Aerial Style

I've blogged about the STARTS program several times, because I think it's a great idea, and I want it to work out. I donated a photo shoot to the cause, and Julie, who is in charge, declined, but she put my name in a drawing for a helicopter ride anyway. Then, without having to do anything at all, I won! So, we went up with our pilot Cameron, and had SO MUCH FUN!

He even picked us up at the Spanish Fork airport.

The pilot said he had done a photo flight earlier that day and they had taken the doors off the helicopter to get a better view. He said I could take the doors off if I wanted, but this time I declined. My husband had a different idea. I'm actually really glad he decided to take the doors off.






our shadow on the ground below us.



The golf course in south Provo



The Provo cemetery . . . . I think. We flew over several.





I don't know what this is. Everything is so shapely from above.



It's such a challenge to get an interesting photo of the Provo Temple!




These are birds on the southern shore of Utah Lake




That's the Spanish Fork high school track there in front.



That's our house with the little red roof in the back. : )





Post flight hair. This boy never cracked a smile the entire time, but he talked about it nonstop for the next couple of days.

The end.

on little cat feet

It was foggy last week, and I thought it would be a waste to not take some pictures, so we all ventured out in our pajamas in the freezing cold, and not too soon, because it had all disappeared by the time we got home.

dang my dirty lens!







this is our new church building -- starting this week





Oh, wouldn't it be so much fun to find a baby in the snow and take her home and keep her? Just like Thumbelina (or Moses?). I would call her Yuki-no-hime.

Saltair