Monday, November 24, 2008
A baby girl...
Monday, November 10, 2008
Update from Hawaii to Chicago
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Saturday, September 27, 2008
We locked our blog
Just thought I would let you know that we locked our blog because of some weird comments made on friends blogs. Since we were all connected I decided to prevent that. It probably is safer anyway when you think about it. I am sure there is more information on it than I realize or want strangers to know. So if there is anyone that I missed sending an invitation too that would like to view our blog send me your email address and we will get one to you. Hope everyone is doing great!
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Our first offer
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Playing Cowboys and Indians
This past summer I worked in Jackson Hole Wyoming. I worked on the Teton Wagon Train and Horse Adventure as a "wrangler."....which basically means that I got paid to ride horses in the Tetons, camp, eat lots of dutch oven food, and sleep under the stars. Rough...I know :) It was fabulous.
Mom, Dad, and Sara came up for a week in July. One night of the camp there is an indian attack...does the indian on the right look familiar??
The conditions were rather rugged. The mosquitos were awful for a few weeks. Each night around dusk there would be a loud buzzing noise and an entire black cloud of mosquitos above my head...and attacking me. Alyssa, my co worker, and I decided to combat the annoyances by hiding from them. We looked stupid, but atleast it kept them out of our ears.
...did I mention it was rugged? The camp ran from Monday to Thursday, but I had to stay on the mountain for a few weekends with the horses. 11 days is a long time to go without a shower. Have no fear, I'm a "Clark," and I created something that comes in as a close second. This is what I call a "Cowgirl Shower" All you need is a horse water bucket, a stump, tarp, some bubbles, and a song!
The wildflowers were the most beautiful ones I've ever seen.
If you remember back to the family reunion...my trivia "did you know" was that I carred a 44 Ruger for my job....well, here's the proof. Because our camp is in the grizzly bear recovery zone, the crew "packs heat" (as they say)...just in case we need to scare away any friendly visitors.
I was on the mountain for 7 weeks and at the Bar T 5 chuckwagon dinner for the remainder of the summer. I drove the teams of horses up a canyon each night with guests for a chuckwagon dinner.
This is Randy...the goofiest horse I've ever met. He's a half draft, so he's big...he doesn't quite know what to do with himself...kinda like an awkward deacon. He enjoys only getting up half way in the mornings.
In addition to all of my western adventures, I did manage a few other things. I went to one of my companion's weddings....and even caught her bouquet. I actually caught Rachel's too just the week before! It must be a sign! :)
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Yep, there's a baby in our future...
Friday, August 1, 2008
Clark Family Reunion 2008
Monday, July 21, 2008
I'm first!
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Everyone can post an entry into the blog
I've invited everyone to be an auther on the blog. This means that in addition to commenting on another persons entry you can author your own entry and add your pictures, etc. (Hint to all the recent weddings) I sent an invitation to everyone who's email I know. Please send me the email address of your children and I'll add them as authors as well. I'd really like this to be a place we can update each other and also find the links to the blogs of family members who have have personal blogs. Thanks, Laura