Walker Family Blog

It is hard to believe that Esther is a year old. We had a small birthday party for her on Tuesday night. Amy came over for dinner, and then we got both sets of parents on the webcam to celebrate. We were sad that they couldn’t be here in person, but glad they were still able to participate. As you will see from the pictures, we had a great time. Esther was in her glory!

Click on the this link to watch a movie of us singing “Happy Birthday” to Esther.

It is hard to believe that we have been in our house for a year and that Esther is a year old. The reason why I’m having a hard time believing that it is almost November is because of the beautiful weather. It was in the 60’s yesterday and 70’s today. It’s supposed to be in the 70’s for the rest of the week. Wonderful! We will be celebrating Esther’s b-day tonight. So, come back soon. More pictures are coming. =)

A week ago Saturday, Shaun ran in a 5 mile race. It was a cold, misty morning and he didn’t want to run, but he met with friends and they headed to the race together. The girls and I stayed home and slept in. I was proud of Shaun for getting up and going after a late night with our Sunday School class. Well, a couple of hours past and I was wondering where he was. Then he came walking through the door with a big smile on his face and a medal around his neck. He won 3rd place in his age group! I was SO proud of him! I took a picture and wanted to brag on him to all you readers. He truly has been an inspiration to me.

Keep up the good work Shaun! I love you!

On Friday we had our Sunday School class over for some food and fellowship. Almost everything we ate was fried. Someone called our get together a “fry fest”. We had corn dogs, veggies and dip, carmel apples, and dessert. We fried the corn dogs, and most of our dessert. The “fry masters” dipped cheese cake, Snickers, Mars, and Oreos in batter and fried them. Mmm, Mmm Good! After we filled ourselves with food, we had a great time playing games and laughing. Thank you all for coming!

Last weekend we took the girls to a pumpkin festival. It was at a historical park close to down town Denver. It used to be a stage coach stop long ago. It was a beautiful fall day and we had a great time. There were many fun things to do. We went on a hay ride, had some Indian Fry Bread, walked around to enjoy the sights, and then had a picnic lunch. We were all tired after lunch, and came home for a nice nap.