Fall Pictures

Jason and I just love being down here in St. George and enjoy the wonderful weather. I love the fact that if we want to take fall pictures we have to wait for the winter. These pictures were taken just before Christmas around town in St. George. We started out taking the pictures at a local park but got distracted by the playground, as you might see. Here are a couple of pictures and then a video with the rest of our favorite shots.

Snow in St. George??

That's right- you heard correctly. The recent cold spell that hit the state allowed us to awake to a town lightly covered in snow. Don't worry, because the snow melted within the day and all was back to normal. By the end of the week I was using the AC in my car. Here is a picture of the temple that you usually don't get to see in St. George.

New Orleans: Day 3

Today was all about the ASHA conference. Jason and I were up early so I could get to the convention to get things ready for the morning presentations. Jason was great to help out and do his homework while I stayed plenty busy with work and sessions. Here are a couple pictures from our day:



A picture of Sonia and me:



Claire and I posing in work mode

We will have more pictures tomorrow that will probably be more exciting than conference picutres.

New Orleans: Day 2

Today was the first day of the ASHA Convention (American Speech-Language Hearing Association). This is the real reason that we have come out to New Orleans, was to support Lisa in not only her professional development, but to interact and connect with many people in her same field.


While Lisa was in conference sessions learning and networking, I got to check out all the free stuff in the vendor hall.





Can you say S.W.A.G.?




Afterwords, Lisa and I were able to see more of New Orleans. We got to eat at a Chef John Besch restaurant called Luke. It was really fun, especially because we had a great seat next to the kitchen, which was surrounded by glass so you could watch the food being prepared. It is fun to wander in New Orleans, because the very informative street signs help keep you straight.




And here is a picture of Lisa sporting her ASHA Badge.