Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Tall Trees and Whale Tails




It was fun when I went to California and Oregon on vacation. First, we went to the Red Wood National Park. There were huge trees taller than the school. My mom bought me a pencil made out of the tree bark.
Next we went to Oregon. My uncle and my dad went to look for starfish and they found lot's of seashells, starfish and rocks. My cousin and I played mermaids on the beach. We found a huge rock and played a game.
Then, we walked through huge tunnels the size of an elephant. When we got out of the tunnels, on the other side of the highway, we walked to a beach.
One day, we went to see a light house. We saw whales in the water. We sawtheir talis and we saw them blow water out of their blow holes.
We bought lots of post cards to make a post card collection. The post cards had sunsets, pretty water and waterfalls on them. It was sad when I had to leave, but I know that I will see my cousins soon.

Friday, October 19, 2007

First Day of School 2007




I can't believe our youngest is in third grade. Boy the time has gone by so quickly. She is really growing up.

Thursday, October 18, 2007

Conference Weekend

The FNB's! Oh, and the Shores (C's- parents) Shall we just call them the S's? ;) This was during conference weekend. It was really fun to get the whole family together. After the Priesthood meeting, the girls joined the guys at Dairy Queen where they were the only sources of estregen in the entire restaurant. L- had a good time scouting out some hotties. She enjoyed her odds.

The First Blog

This is K- and JB- reporting with this family's first blog. First, we have to explain our name. The FNB's do not stand for certain four-letter-words in the English language, but rather our last names: Feeman's, Nielsen's, and Balaich's. This combination of letters coincidentally forms an entertaining acronym which we speedily took advantage of. So whatever you do, don't press that button that reports offensive material on this page because we can explain, and we have.