Thursday, January 8, 2009
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- Aaron's letter 1-26-09
- Aaron's letter 1-19-09
- Steve and Annette celebrate their 13th Anniversary...
- Elder Koyama's Christmas treasures from his family
- Merry Christmas
- Mikans for Christmas
- Christmas Dinner
- Santa, Heninger Chooroo, Paakusu Chooroo and the r...
- Aaron's zone conference and the Christmas Story...
- All types of vending machines in Japan...hot, cold...
- Christmas in Toyama
- Steve's company he worked for in Utah and Japan
- Aaron loves to cook...some dishes he made himself....
- Map of Toyama Area
- I think this is called Hida Village. We visited i...
- Aaron decorating his Christmas tree...
- High Squatter...This one is easier to use than the...
- Paakusu Chooroo
- Elder Koyama and Japanese cooking...
- Sukiaki with a member family in Toyama
- Hair cut day...
- Aaron showing Elder Koyama how to polish his shoes
- Aaron's bed and cloths drying
- Let it snow...snow...snow...
- Aaron, his district, zone and investigators
- Pumpkin carving...Happy Halloween
- Fall in Toyama and Takayama
- Taiko drumming with the district...Aaron took this...
- Aaron's district at the footbath in Takayama
- Thanks to Janiece
- Aaron's letter 1-5-09
- Our Red, White and Blue Christmas tree and various...
- The Phone Call...Christmas Day Evening...
- Christmas Day dinner with the Balmers and Mary Ann
- Progressive Christmas Eve Dinner with the Sherwood...
- Holiday cookie exchange
- Steve with Amanda and the nieces and nephews at th...
- The cemetary and more family
- Steve with his uncles and aunt
- Flowers and displays at Aunt Verla's viewing
- Steve's Uncle Kenneth, Uncle Raymond and Aunt Deloris
- Aunt Verla's children at her viewing
- Steve, his sisters and some of his cousins at Aunt...
- Amanda and her cousins at Aunt Verla's viewing
- Color Guard getting ready to post the colors
- Patriotic Program set up 11-8-08
- Tribute Wall for our Patriotic Program 11-8-08
- The Presidents Quilt
- Every Flag that has been made for the United State...
- Amanda's first temple trip Novemeber 5, 2008
- Happy 12th birthday to Amanda...November 4, 2008
- The Secret Ingredient is...."ONIONS"
- Amanda and her pumpkins and decorations in the tree
- Paradise Hills Ward Trunk or Treat Party and Dinne...
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2 comments:
what cemetery are they buried in? I could add it to find a grave.
The pictures are awsome!
Love that you have added so much to your blog.
You all look great!
It is in the Blackfoot area called Riverside-Thomas Cemetary. It is just down the road from Snake River High School. That is where Steve and I will be buried. Amanda has spoken for my plots by my family in the View Cemetary.
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