Beautiful

Old roads always lead to interesting places The long field and haybales It was a bright day Pink flowers Same flowers, just purple. I'm actually not sure what color they are.  The open field Little yellow flower The evening forest A ladybug on a plant Laying on a hay bale And in the grass Campus, near sunset 

These are just a few of the pictures I took while I was canvassing in Mobile, Alabama this fall. We went to Dauphin Island one Sabbath evening, and here are the somewhat grainy/blurry pictures. We had a lot of fun, and it was a beautiful experience. The beach, complete with oil rigs in the distance  My shoe tan, and the steps to the beach  While Teresa and I went to the ocean, the boys momentarily stayed at the picnic tables Until we started taking pictures. Then they came to join us.  They were pretty happy to have their pictures taken  Especially when Andy can plank on a piece of driftwood And take over our picture He's very photogenic They finally got bored, or something Teresa even let me take her picture and Andy came back  And joined the next photos too   Sarah and Teresa are discussing the ocean  Sunset on the beach  Imagine this photo, only pinker and brighter ...

This summer, I was in the car a lot. Between leading a canvassing team for the month of June, and driving around the U.S. in July, it felt like I was on the road more than I was off of it.  Yes, it's taken me a while to post these. That's about 50% no time (busy semester), 30% really really slow computer, and 20% computer not connected to internet. Instead of just processing the photos and posting them from my computer, I have to process them (which takes a long time because my computer freezes every few seconds - or minutes, depending on its mood), then email them to myself (because although my computer can't access the internet, it can still send and receive email) and use a computer in the school's lab to post them. Yay. I feel quite unattached to my computer. It's awesome.  So here are the photos of my family's trip this summer. Actually, they don't show everywhere we went, because we went to Texas too, and didn't take any photos.  ...