Sunday, November 30, 2008

Colonel Sanders?

I don't think so. It is our very own Luke Jyles. I just wanted to post this cute picture of him and ask that you keep him in your prayers. In the morning, he is getting tubes in his ears. It is a common procedure, but it is still surgery and they do put him out. And, of course, I am nervous about it. Thank you all very much!

Friday, November 28, 2008

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, COLE!!!




Today, Cole is eight years old. Seems like just yesterday, we were bringing him home from the hospital. In 8 short years from now, he will be driving. Scary! The time really does fly when you're having fun. Tonight, we are having a party with his grandparents, uncles, aunts, etc. And, he is having a sleepover with three of his friends. Again, scary!

Thursday, November 27, 2008

Dad's Birthday

Well, since I have taken links off our blog of people that never update their blogs (you're next Tim) and since I have been hounded by some people (that's you Susie), here are some pictures I would like to share from Dad's birthday to update our blog. On a side note, deer hunting is slowing down, so I'll be able to keep up with the blog a little better.


Wednesday, November 19, 2008

And the answers are...

1 - Cesar Chavez - G - Helped farm workers earn more money.
2 - Mother Teresa - H - Helped poor people in India.
3 - Paul Revere - A - Warned citizens that the British were coming.
4 - Sojourner Truth - B - Gave speeches explaining why slavery was bad.
5 - Jackie Robinson - D - Was the first Afro-American baseball player.
6 - Helen Keller - E - Helped other blind people.
7 - Susann B. Anthony - C - Helped get women the right to vote.
8 - Clara Barton - F - Helped soldiers and started the American Red Cross.


Several people played our little game and to those of you, we thank you. We had several winners and several losers, i.e. Ashley Bunton. Prizes have already been sent via USPS. Give them 4 to 6 weeks and then call your local post office if you don't receive your prize.

Friday, November 14, 2008

Wedding Pictures Part III

These two are a part of the the famous Leffler triplets, Kate & Colleen. What are they singing? And, is it in the right key? Kate probably didn't know that she would end up being married to a famous rock star. This audition probably sealed the deal.


Here is my brother-in-law, Evan Bunton and Emily Allen, trying to dance to black music. He's got moves for a white guy!

This is Micky Will helping himself to the keg. In fact, I think he drank one keg all by himself.

Where do I start... Left to right, Jason Graham, Stacey (Houser) Parr, Jyn (Wood) Eaton, Wade Eaton, Holly (bride), Beth (Richards) Graham, Cherilea Pitcher, Kathy (Zumbahlen) Smithenry and Dakota.






Wedding Pictures Part II

Wow, where do I start here... These famous couples all ended up getting married and are all still married (as far as I know). In the back, you have David & Melanie Herndon (married before us). Front row, left to right, Mike & Cheryl Stone, Kent Schafer (who married at a later date at an undisclosed location), Cory & Julie Finn.



This picture lives on in infamy. Wade Eaton with a head full of hair and Chris Parr who is now a preacher and has married several of our friends. They are dancing to Cotten Eyed Joe. And, I think they were the only two dancing. Scary!

Any idea about these two youngsters? This is the little kid that kicked my brother in the nuts at the wedding rehearsal, Dakota Flowers and his sister, Terra, previously mentioned.



And, the parents of the bride, David & Glenda Bunton. Dave was quoted telling Holly in the morning that she would have so much fun that day that she would be, "Whistling zippidy do dah out of her ass!" And then, "You're not coming back here to live... really, you're not coming back?"


These are our friends Hank Baltzell and John Bennett. They make a nice couple, don't they?







Wedding Pictures Part I

Does anybody remember this guy? Rumor has it that he is living in the homo capital of the United States and still single. Coincidence? Just kidding... this is my old friend Michael Weber and the truth is that he stole this wine bottle from the bar and didn't share. Tsk. Tsk.



Who could forget this famous couple? "We were on a break!" Yeah, we've all heard that one before, right? This is Will & Jenny Fritchley. Recently made famous by having three kids under three years and then quickly moving to a trailer. That's right, we have friends in low places...


The infamous parents of the groom. Kent & Sandra Farley. They look happy, don't they?


This was actually the first real date for my brother, Tim Farley, and his future bride, Michele Cummins. And we all thought he would end up living in San Francisco...


Here are the beautiful bridesmaids, Karla (Brooks) Koebele, Cherilea (Jackson) Pitcher, Mollie (Matson) Hart, Sarah (Diel) Kinkade and Emily (Clark) Allen. The little tot is Terra Flowers and she is now about 15!








Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Happy Birthday!!!



Happy birthday, Papaw Kent! Hope you have a great day!

Veteran's Day


To those that have served... Thank you! We are in your debt.

Friday, November 7, 2008

Deer Hunting



Well, deer season officially opened for me this week. I have been bow hunting several times. Every night at supper, we tell about our best and worst parts of the day. Well, the first night that I went hunting, I said that the best part of my day was that I finally got to go deer hunting, but the worst part was that I didn't get anything. Later, on the way to bed, Ross looks up at me and says, "I'm sorry you didn't shoot a deer." I said, "That's ok Ross, maybe tomorrow." He says, "Maybe you're just not good at hunting." I said, "Thanks, Ross. Goodnight." PS - I took this picture of a deer, so maybe I can shoot one after all.

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

Are you smarter than a 2nd grader?

In light of the presidential election, Cole has been learning about famous people and what they did that made them famous. Let's see how many of our readers are smarter than 2nd graders (good luck Ashley). And, no help from Google (that means you Kelley). Below is the quiz. Feel free to post your answers or e-mail them to us. If you don't know our e-mail address, we probably aren't very good friends. We'll try to think of a prize for the winner. Good luck!

1 - Cesar Chavez
2 - Mother Teresa
3 - Paul Revere
4 - Sojourner Truth
5 - Jackie Robinson
6 - Helen Keller
7 - Susann B. Anthony
8 - Clara Barton


A - Warned citizens that the British were coming.
B - Gave speeches explaining why slavery was bad.
C - Helped get women the right to vote.
D - Was the first Afro-American baseball player.
E - Helped other blind people.
F - Helped soldiers and started the American Red Cross.
G - Helped farm workers earn more money.
H - Helped poor people in India.

Sunday, November 2, 2008

Trick or Treat

Here are a couple pictures of the boys for Trick or Treat. Cole & Ross both went as spooky creatures and Luke went as Frogger. We had to be extra careful crossing the road.








Saturday, November 1, 2008

Trunk or Treat

Last week was the Trunk or Treat for the Cub Scouts. We went as big Cardinal fans. Cole won first place for Best Athlete. There was also a Mummy Wrap and Build-a-Scarecrow. The boys all had a great time. Note the king and queen in the background. That is Rick & Tracy Dow. Nice costumes!