Lefsa Party 2009

Every year Teresa's family get together and make lefsa. (Lefsa is likie a tortillia only made with mashed potatoes and flour).

We enjoy the time together and of course the yummy lefsa!

The only down side was that not everyonbe was able to be there and that Gabby & Scott both have scratchy throats. We ar ehopeing it's just allergies.

Catch-up

Since the last posting we have celebrated Thanksgiving with Scott's family. His sister Carol and niece Jill cooked a wonderful dinner and his mom made some YUMMY pies!

This was one of the pies it was a fudge pie we all LOVED it. The others were good too but this was our favorite.

The tree of us were unanimous that the two things we are most thankful for this year are that fact that God spared my life this past summer and provided Scott with a new job which he started on December 1st!

This is a picture of him on his first day at Pacific Lutheran University. He is working in IT still. His first two weeks were quite busy as he finished up his finals at school and started his job with a 35 minute commute each direction. All in all it is going well and we are looking forward to Christmas and the New Year.

The last week or so...

Scott and I were able to get away overnight to Seattle last Friday then spent some time at Pike Place Market on Saturday. We went to the original store so that I could see if my iced mocha was as good as I though it was with the older machines that they used to use.

Then on Sunday we went to our church's annual Thanksgiving Family Feast. It was a lot of fun. Our entertainment was a talent show put on by members of our congregation.

And last of all I received the recipe from The University of Washington hospital for their Creamy Baked Macaroni & Cheese. Which I made on Monday and it was YUMMY! :)

Off the roller coaster......at least for now.

Well it appears that we are off of the roller coaster that we've been on for the last 9 months. Scott has accepted a job offer from PLU and will start his new job on Dec. 1. Praise the Lord!

Teresa got the all clear from the neurosurgeon on Tuesday so she won't have to go back for 1 year to see him.

Gabby is mid way through her first quarter of college and seems to be having fun and doing well in her classes. She is still looking for a job as well.

Thank you to everyone who has been praying for us and who have supported us during these past few months. We are very thankful for all of you!