My contribution to a birthday party for Hazel was a cake. They had a little friend party for her. We also had our normal family birthday dinner. (I had to get some advice from a couple of ladies in our ward on how to do the cake... fondant is not my favorite thing.)
Early in December we did a last-minute trip to Denver for Mary Ann's funeral service. She passed away on November 14, 2025. There was a "celebration of life" service at the Foundations Church, in Loveland on Dec. 1. We got to be there in Colorado for the first significant snowstorm of the winter. It was good to see Deb and Don and the rest of Mary Ann's family and also to see Doug, Justin, Rick Corder (and his family), and Liz and her husband. It made me super nervous driving a rental car in bad weather, and we aren't used to cold weather... we were freezing. The day that it snowed the most was Wednesday and we spent that day at the motel, expect for dinner in the evening with Doug. Thursday morning was an early morning, icy drive to the airport. Here are a few pictures. When we were driving to Berthoud and back to Loveland, we drove by my old houses. (We drove by the house, just east of Berthoud, where Ron lived, but I couldn't get a picture of it... it has a tall fence between it and the road.)
Annie reminded me recently that I was "behind" here... yep. It's now February and I am still working on November.- lol This post is just random pics that I didn't post yet. You will have to guess what they are- haha.
