The end of the school year. I'm excited for the kids to be home. And sad because I will be so busy working on my master's program.

It's been kind of a cool spring and summer out here in the western United States.

We have some kids that a regulars over today, to keep my kids entertained during the summer. Fun to watch them connect with people.

Heading to the beautiful canyons in southern Utah. So no updates for awhile. Can't wait to hike the narrows.

I don't accept scammers, don't come try to talk to me otherwise I immediately block you!

It is so crowded, but the Temple of Shinwa in Zion's National Park is totally worth it.

It's summers like these, when its so hot everywhere that I am glad that I leave closer to a mountain climate.

Kids are going back to school soon. I'm kind of sad about that. Starting up more schooling for myself too.

And the year of moisture for the western United States just keeps coming.

Millions of peaches. Peaches for me. Millions of peaches. Peaaches for free....That's because I have two peach trees and soon a lot of canning.

September is my fav...So beautiful.

Heute, das Deutsch von High School in meinen leben helft.

Just canned my home grown peaches. Twice the crop as last year. My fingers are hurting from pealing the skin off!

My favorite month of the year concludes. The perfect temperature before the cold. Used to be July, and fireworks. But that is before I moved to a climate with seasons.

I am writing a book, fiction fun story about three sisters. The first sister represents the Arab people, the second represents the African people. And the third sister represents the Jewish people. It's a series of five books. I won't publish the first book for another 3 years.

Eeeek. Three more weeks of masters degree classes. Excited for student teaching, and joining the profession that has a deficinecy right now.

Aaah! I love thanksgiving. So much to be grateful for, especially the view off my back porch.

Just finished my masters degree, yeah!

I'm enjoying the white snow, as we prepare for the Christmas, up here in the Rocky Mountains.

Looking forward to work experience, and then a master's degree in the spring!