Here are a couple more videos of Morgan that we thought were worth sharing
Giggling...
Eating Turtle...
couple more videos....
exciting discovery
I've always known that our digital camera takes video, and recently I've been experimenting with how it all works. Just today, I discovered that Blogger is testing the process of uploading video directly onto blogs, not just photos. This excites me greatly!
However, after trying unsuccessfully to get this video going, I've finally managed to bypass Blogger and go a different route via Google Video (thanks to Scott's computer smarts). If today's upload works, you should be able to see Morgan's tummy time, which unfortunately, due to the limitations of my camera, cuts off as she's about to roll onto her back. You may have to press PLAY twice.
rocky mountain high
So I've finally found the time to post some of my favorite pictures from our week vacation at the YMCA Camp of the Rockies in Estes Park, Colorado. It was so much fun to see our family and enjoy our time together! There were 23 of us in all. Click on the pictures to see larger views!
A view of the Y Camp
The Hyde Chapel on the grounds of the Camp
On a river hike
After which, Scott and my family did a "practice climb". These shots are from... what's it called, Dad?
Fine dining in Estes Park
Dad's name is on a brick at Bob & Tony's... somewhere under 36 or 37 years of names.
We made lots of stops driving up Trail Ridge Road through Rocky Mountain National Park.
Wildlife from the cabins...
(these are the only animal shots you'll see from me)!
Sarah and Dad
Game time
A trip to Golden for the Coors Brewery
Arts and Crafts at the Y Camp. We had so much fun making jewelry. It was serious looking stuff, good enough for me to sell! And the best part was the cost... I have three pair of handmade earings for just $10. Joel even braved the women and made some for Kelsey. You can see he has help hovering nearby.
The view from the top of the Y Camp property, I believe it's called Beacon Hill. They have an outdoor worship area, and the view is amazing. Pictures just don't do it justice.
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