Daddy's hand weight

Lucy's Moves

Lucy now has whiplash and bad knees.

Fort Riley - Home of the Big Red 1

Well, now that I have my own login and password I can post some pictures on the blog and we don't have to wait for Joe to do it, because we all know how frequently he does that. So I thought I would start this one. I'll post more later but I thought this was a good start.

Lucy Laughing

This is a little clip of Lucy Laughing.

Sunset on the Iowa

I snapped these pictures of the Iowa river last week on my way home from class. This is not far from our little house in Coralville. The sunsets here are amazing. The sun looks like a great big orange tennis ball and you can see it all the way down to the horizon. I guess living in a mountain-less land isn't ALL bad.

Airborne Steve!

Couple older paratroopers (one REALLY old) made it to Steve's Airborne School graduation 18 Sep 09. Announcer requested no blood wings, but these two caused some punture wounds anyway--Steve just didn't yell quite as loud as usual.

Congratulations Steve! He's now headed off to Fort Campbell, KY, for his first assignment with the 101st Air Assault Division.

Ben, Marinda and Emily enjoying the wetlands of Fairfax County!


















And look who we ran into at Camden Yards!! They were awesome as usual, but brought no more luck to the Orioles than we did.

Gramma's trip to D.C.

The crew at Camden Yards--great night for baseball, but not for the Orioles.

After game snack--and don't be messin' with my Cheerios.

Huzzah for Israel!

People of the Shaha clan, smile and be happy. BYU has beaten Oklahoma! Here is a picture of Jacobson catching the winning touchdown. Cwazy.

Also know that Midvale renamed it's sewage center "The Barry Switzer Bowl" back in 1984. Awesome. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/stewart_mandel/08/05/byu-1984/2.html#ixzz0QMZNlTSJ

Hoodoos and antics in Bryce

Natalie loves the driver's seat!
The whimsical formations all throughout Bryce Canyon are called "Hoodoos," but nobody really knows why.
This formation is called "Natural Bridge."
Katie and her momma looking at the Hoodoos.
Looking down into Navajo Loop.