
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Katie's in Armenia!
Check out my blog, click the Vance and Diane Link to see a picture of Katie shortly after arriving in Yerevan. (vanceanddiane.blogspot.com)
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Todd Comes for 30th Class Reunion
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Reed Arrives in New York
He helped teach an English class. He wanted to congratulate the class on how well they were learning English and when he said it in what he thought was good Mandarin, they laughed and clapped.
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Sunday Dinner at the Hickories
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Ultimate in St. George

Todd was the team's only substitue and wished often that he was in better shape!
Todd and his scout troup decided that they would like to participate in the Ultimate frisbee games in St. George. They camped out on Mumford's lawn in Kanaaraville. They requested to play in the bottom league. It turns out there was only one--including two teams from BYU. Todd said they got creamed every game, but that everyone was very kind and helpful. Is using the tongue to concentrate a Gabrielsen trait?
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
RAndee and Rob--2008
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Good Memories
To quote from Denae's letter. "Mika (pronounced Meeka) was our last dog to buy ever. Yoshi needed a friend so badly that we couldn't resist her sweet face. She was born on the twentieth of April and sleeps with us every night."Cavanaughs Visit Peru.
AFter the August earthquake, this is all that is left standing of the home that was built for the missionaries. Jake was one of the first missionaries to live in it and there have been 40 elders since that time. 
Jake was able to take this entire group to the best restaurant for $45.00. It was a very touching and rewarding trip for both of them.
In June 2008 Jake and Denae decided to visit Peru and see some of the families with whom Jake had worked. He was in this area called Ica for 14 months. As you can tell, they travelled light and had many fun stories to tell. They flew into the Lima airport from an all night flight and then drove five hours on a bus. They stayed with Hermana Florabell in her home. A sign saying Bienvenidos Famila Cavnaugh. Queremos mucho..meaning Welcome Cavanaugh Family, we love you very much.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
This Blog is for Laine
These little friends live over the fence. Laine can climb over it easily.

The Gabrielsens on North Woodside have a new pet. Their female rabbit Annabelle has been very lonely so Bud (a male who is "fixed") lives with them. Bud and Annabelle have lots of fun together, but they like to eat lots of vegetables. Those that survive have to be surrounded by cages. The rabbits will eat some weeds, but not the ones Todd would like.
Kri Paw gives a Cooking Lesson
Todd and Liz recently participated in a program to help some of the many refugees that are in the Salt Lake area. They did such things as provide food, drive kids to a park, take pictures and make an album, etc. The women were encouraged to have the family over to give a cooking lesson. Kri Paw, her husband and two children (ages 3 and 5 I think, but the finger numbers kept changing) are Karen people who lived in a refugee camp in Thailand for 21 years before coming to the US three years ago. Her husband runs a fork lift at the Humanitarian Services and she sorts clothing. Some of my best pictures were blurry... One gets a wad of sticky rice in his/her fingers and scoops up whatever one wants to eat with it. Lain is demonstrating.
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