Rob's father gave him this shed. Isn't it beautiful? Tate and Rob disassembled it in Boise, loaded it onto a trailer (a big one) and then brought it back to Pocatello. After a few weeks of waiting for the power company to cut down the very big spruce tree it was reassembled. Emma and Rob used a little (a lot) of elbow grease and was able to get it back together. Rob painted it to look like the house and we moved everything in. Hurrah it is done. Just estimating the weight of one of the walls, Rob and Tate would say it weighs more that the trailer it was hauled on. Emma confirms that one wall is very heavy. This thing is here to stay that is for sure.

Happy Birthday Mom Frost.
Like the sunflower, you're enduring, strong, and true.
We love you!

Have you noticed?

The OneTreeForest is on fire. We are doing so wonderful, there is no other way to describe how we are doing.

Good Bye Tree

Idaho Power is cutting down our tree that interferes with the power lines. Thank goodness because Robert hates it. We will be placing a maple of some kind in a different place in the yard. Don't you love what the kids found in the tree while looking up? The tree guy tells us it is a black wasp nest.Rob drenched it with a killer spray (as the direction instruct) but we did not see any bugs in or near it even before he sprayed it. Guess he really hates those things. Pictures to follow with the BIG Spruce tree coming down.