Hundreds of Utah Students Sent to Hospitals

Hundreds of young Utah students were sent to area hospitals today after teachers and principals, though with best intentions, sent the students out to the playgrounds to bury their heads in the sand. "We just wanted to protect their young closed minds from the real world" one teacher confessed, referring to the impending speech to students by President Obama.

All of the rescued students were later released from the hospital with little no more than sand between their ears. To the surprise of many, the students who listened to the Presidents speech suffered no harm and later in the day were seen preparing for college.

Sami and Peter's 3rd Birthday Party @ Nana and Wendells house

Blowing out their candles. They each had 3 candles
to blow out.


Clarence (Carolyn & Justin's boy)
having lots of fun catching blue gill & big bass.
And Nonie.

Mason (visiting from Phoenix) and
Missy.


Handsome Mason and his beautiful grandmother.
After lunch at Five Guy's hamburgers.

Justin and Carolyn, in front of our old cute
Antique boat.

Our Vacation Destination

We'll be here 20 minutes after arrival









Yup, come December, Wendell and I will be having
Margarita's and laying on the beaches of Mexico.

The Launch

This is one way to put a boat in the water.













Three generations of Rhynsburgers in the Yellow Jacket at it's new home on Stansbury Lake.


The boat is a 1956 Yellow Jacket - Trigger. These boats were made in Denison Texas by Mac McDerby from 1949 til 1959. Roy Rogers was an owner in the company.


photo from www.Martyonline.com Yellow Jacket website

Sunset Cruise on Stansbury

We put the boat in the water this weekend. It was so happy, and no leaks. We went for the most incredible ride last night at sunset. The color of the clouds against the blue sky all reflected in the water made for great pictures.







The "Skipper" (or is it Gilligan) and.....


"Mary Ann"

4th of July at the Cabin

Wendell's KOA


Killian's 1st campfire at the cabin

Father's Day

I took the kids and grand kids to the cemetery to see my dad's grave. My kids hadn't been there since the funeral in 1991.