What a great time we had with Traci, Brandon and Tony! As Traci said, we will now know how to be tour guides for the next family that comes. I thought it would be fun to make Navajo fry bread, but they turned out more like potato chips than bread, but I’ll keep working on it. We were able to go to Canyon DeShelly one day thanks to our friends who took over the office for us and then the next day we closed an hour early so we could drive over to Gallup to a trading post and also to Earl’s which is a restaurant. All the while you are eating at that particular place folks come by vending their goods and even outside, as you can see, before you even get in the building there is plenty to look at. The pictures by the window rock are standard and the last pictures you see are in our office….goodbye time. We loved having family here with us and appreciate the sacrifice it was for them to come. There was a lot more that they saw and did, but this is all I have recorded in pictures. Brandon took a lot of really cool pictures as well. He has a very good camera on his phone and is a good photographer. He, like Dad, is fascinated with the rock formations and has some good photos of the scenery here. The day after they left a cow got through the cattle guard and into our parking lot. Dad and the Elders chased her out. Too bad that didn’t happen when we had witnesses. That’s the first cow incidence we’ve had since last summer. Again, thanks for coming Traci, Brandon, and Tony, and Jenni, it was fun to see you on skype. Oh, by the way, I forgot to say that Traci spent some time with us in the office and helped a candidate with his resume. She was surprised at how busy we are. Ok, I’m through, love you all.
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