Family Portraits 2007

Friendship moments Slide show

Enjoy the beautiful capture moments we shared with our friends and family. Thank you for making our stay a meaningful one. We will treasure these valuable memories in our hearts. Happy Holidays!

Meeting the Weston's family

Our last leg of the trip and we spent a great time meeting my adopted grandparents Dan & Norma Weston. They live over at Vancouver in Washington State. They have a lovely home and lots of toys for me to play with. I saw many squirrels looking for food just at their garden. It was sad that the trip had to come to an end. I wish I could spend more time here with them. Thank you for the great time grandpa Dan & grandma Norma. Love ya.... and till the next time we meet.

Reconnecting with the Forshees' family

Aunty April A.K.A Aunty Meow Meow

One happy family? The Forshees in the picture... only Aunty Sheila & my cousins Rebecca & Jacob were not there.

I must say that this is my favourite part of the trip. Reconnecting with my other part of family is interesting. Everyone loves playing with me. I met grandpa Melvin & grandma Carol, aunty April (anuty meow meow), Uncle Mel & aunty Jyme. They have 4 children which are my cousins... Tye, Sabrina, Brianna & Aspen. We had a great big thanksgiving dinner with a 22 pounds turkey. The turkey is even bigger and heavier than me... LOL... What a enjoyable time to give thanks to the people we love and for God who created this wonderful life for me. Thank you Lord...

Wishing for a White Christmas!!

I'm wishing for a white christmas....... loved the white powdery snow flakes. Being my first encounter with the cold snow, it was really fun. Now... I have seen all four seasons... thanks mom & dad...:P

Visiting Capital Reef National Park

I love the rocks and yellow leaves background during autumn time. I even get to play the leaves.

This is aunty Alynn Wiley who hosted us during our visit to Capital Reef. She lives in a very cute barn house with lots of cats and horses. There is so much space in her barn where she lives. Thank you for being so hospitable to us. We really hope to see you soon someday.

The multi-colored cliffs common to Capitol Reef National Park and this region inspired the Indians who once lived here to name it the Land of the Sleeping Rainbow.

Capitol Reef Country is conveniently located in the South-Central heart of UTAH in the Western United States.