God's Hand #7

This week has been a great week of enjoying the fine arts of Vernal, Utah USA. 30 yrs ago we didn't have much in the way of what you might call the FINE ARTS. Our community has really come a long way babe!!

1. FHE Gail and Russel King came for dinner and we had Mexican food (of course). Then Gail and I went to the Phantom of the Opera preformed by Uintah High School. It was great, a lot of hard work went into this production, as it does in most. They rented the costumes and props from BYU. They were VERY nice. 

Good job kids!

2. We had scouts at Brother Bob Clayton's house and he showed the boys how electricity worked. He is a electrical engineer. We also had Brother Andrew Dutson show the boys how maps, and surveying works as he is a Damn Engineer. The tender mercy in it all was how good the boys were. See pictures below.

3. I have a dear friend who has a daughter in law who has breast cancer. Seeing Gods hand all week in their lives is a sweet reminder that God is near. 

4. Joleen went to Albuquerque New Mexico for a conference. She won $200 and an award for the

 Best Student Paper. 

5. Caroline got her hat and Easter dress in the mail. She thinks it is a cowboy hat. When she puts it on she says "Come on Cowboy, Let's go feed the horses" .

6. Friday night Mark took me to the "Night of Classical Music for and by Students"

This was amazing to see our own Vernal youth do such a great job. Hannah Lovato was once again singing Opera. she did great. The Sam sisters doing their piano performances. So good!

There was a Trombone, Bass and Cello solos that were just wonderful. What time and commitment it takes to develop these talents. They were all very good. Thank you Vernal.

7. Last but not least Mark took me on our March date. It was a 50 question date. We drove to where we had our first kiss. We set in the car and I asked  him 50 questions. Some were funny, serious and some were personal. If you want the list email me at colettekremin@gmail.com

This was a good event and highly recommend it to all no matter how long you have been married. 

Homecoming 1978