

On September 18
th we headed to
SLC for an overnight trip. We went to
Picturelines Digitalfest to purchase some studio lights. We had a free room coming so we
decided that we would use it then and let the kids have one last fun weekend before winter arrives. So we stayed the night at a hotel, took the kids the
Chuck E Cheese, and did some swimming, and a trip to
Cabela's. It was a fun weekend except for when we went to leave the hotel parking lot that morning the jeep
wouldn't start. After 2 1/2 hours we had replaced the battery and were on our way. Me and the kids hung out in the parking lot for those 2 hrs while Jedd went here and there trying to get the jeep up and running again. We had already checked out of our room. Kurt did much better this time sleeping. He slept until 3 am and then had a 2 hr intermission before we went back to bed. We made him a bed on the couch and then pushed it up a
long side our bed.


Kurt sporting some cool shades.

The Garden- This years garden was way better than last years. We had plentiful potatoes, carrots and
zucchini. The corn
didn't do so hot, nor the onions. The raspberries and strawberries were just starts so hopefully next year we will have some of those. We also planted pumpkins and decorative gourds. We have about 15 pumpkins, not to bad.
We also had a
zucchini plant that would grow an albino one every once and a while. I
didn't plant any squashes so I
don't know where it came from.

The girls loved helping pick the garden but
wouldn't eat any of it. They are so picky with there vegetables. They kept picking the onions before they were ready, maybe that is why they
didn't turn out to hot.

I had
zucchini coming out my ears. I made almost every
zucchini dessert you could think of. I have even froze some. I am all
zucchinied out.

Now the carrots, they are interesting. We apparently cant grow long skinny carrots, just short FAT ones. I
couldn't believe some of the ones we would pull.

90% of the carrots were short and fat, a few were other sizes. When we we picking all the carrots we had picked the biggest one ever and then the smallest one ever. All shapes and sizes at the household.


Some even had 4-5 things coming out the bottom instead of one. We
definitely grow an interesting batch of carrots. Wonder if Bugs Bunny would approve.