Marvel Lake, Canada
"The advent of the fall season here in the Rocky Mountains brings with it the glorious colors of leaves transforming from green to blazing oranges, reds, and yellows. During the fall all nature is in a state of transition, preparing for the cold, austere beauty of winter."
We thought Michelle, a realtor from Keller-Williams was coming today at 11am but no one ever showed up. The frustrating thing is she called James yesterday to verify the appointment. He didn't get her number so we can't call her back. We waited until after 12 and then went to lunch at El Pollo for Taco Tuesday.
I had two Baja shrimp avocado tacos which were very tasty.
James had chicken and he got an order of chicken enchiladas to share with me but I had to save mine for later because I was too full.
We finished our book "The Line That Divides". We both really liked it.
James spent the day finding and organizing pictures of the cabin on his computer. He had some problems and Joe, our computer guy had to help him. It's a good thing that Joe is also our neighbor. Connie asked when we were there last night if she could see some pictures. He went over this evening and did a slide show on his computer for Connie, Cal, and Lois. Lois kept saying we should open a bed and breakfast and charge $4,000 a night. I just laughed, especially at the price. James told her we like the peace and quiet too much.
The back side of the cabin. It's really the best view.
Stacy, Paul, Michael, and Joshua went to Kneaders. It was their first time as a family. They also did some shopping at Deseret Book.
Evan and Max came down for an evening swim. They didn't last too long.
