I had a question about the mosquitoes so I will answer about them here. Sometimes they are not so bad and some times they are horrible and vicious. Mostly when it is hot they are not too bad, when it is windy they leave us alone as well. You just learn to live with them. They are the worst in remote outdoors, like when camping in a remote location, especially around a lake or pond, they are horrible!!!! Alaska.com mentions a blurb about mosquitoes and you can also read about mosquitoes here as well. Mosquitoes are joked with being our state bird, not really our state bird is the willow ptarmigan. This year has not been a bad mosquito year so far, but then again, I had three bites on my arm this past week, they are finallly healing! Well, I am calling it a night early tonight, I want to have a productive day tomorrow, Mt. Washmore is overtaking the laundry area and I did not have a lot of laundry time today. Tomorrow I will be home and I only have one errand to run quickly before the revival service tomorrow night. Yeah and yahoo for being home all day! I love being home.
May the Lord find us faithful.
to make this.....
. Pretty good for a first try.


This dirty, scraggley haired little blessing(#3) is holding a rock in her hands that she called her chicken rock. I forgot to get the story when we got home, but that one is going to be written down for sure!




Everyone helped with the assembly, the dog even watched.
The wooden structures are two entry platforms and stair bases. My husband came home with them, some one was clearing out some stuff, he thinks they might work for a new front entrance at our church, so they are in a holding pattern in our yard until there is decision.
She obviously wanted to fetch and was not wanting to wait until the swing was assembled.

This is the Teaching tank, in it we planted some carrots so we can watch them grow and a pumpkin and tomato seed as well.
We also planeted some broccoli, pumpkin, green beans, sunflowers, and tomatoes to get them started sooner.

We saw some interesting tropical plants that they study and keep data on but the most interesting were the carnivorous plants seen here:







