
I shoveled the snow off the rhubarb plants so they would grow quicker, and this is what was there.
This is an experiment to learn how to blog. It will contain some photos of Alaska, some webpages i like, books to read, some thoughts about the Bible, and some personal stuff for friends and family. CLICK ON THE PHOTOS FOR A BIGGER VIEW.
Dear Family and Friends,
We hope you are all doing fine this Easter. We just arrived home from a good church service and are going to the Tauriainens for dinner later this afternoon. It is kind of cool out today, even with the sun shining it is only in the high 20's. Much of the snow has melted with only about 2 feet left to become liquid.
The first weekend of April we were in
On our arrival back in
March was a very busy month. They had the Arctic Winter Games here on the peninsula. Young folks from many of the northern countries come to compete in many games like hockey, basketball, soccer, volleyball, badminton... and also lots of native games as well. Lois Ann and a lot of the secretaries and teachers volunteered with helping out. They have been having these events every couple of years for about 20 years now.
Hockey season ends in March so the Bantam hockey team i help coach went to
Holly is doing fine in
Christoffer is up in
We hope you all have a nice SPRING!!!
God Bless You,
Mark and Lois Ann