The Roberts in Korea

Summer Break Was Fun--We saw some great sights

Here are some more summertime pics.  We saw some great sights this summer and had some fun!

We spent time in the pool in Bozeman and at the skate park in Whitefish.

 

We rode in a cool car and made some huckleberry cobbler.

 

 

We saw some great scenery.

 

We saw some identical twins.

 

We sat in the shade and lounged in the sun.

Summer Break Was Fun--We saw some great people

Summer break was so fun and so full of activity that there wasn't much time to blog.  We had a wonderful summer in the States and saw some great people.  Here are a few of them:

Dan and Amy (Ryan's sister and brother-in-law) at Famous Dave's!

 

Grandma and Granddad (and of course Jonesy) in Helena.

 

All of the cousins in Montana (and Colorado).

 

   

The Millers in Coeur d' Alene.

 

The Waitleys.

 

The Thompsons.

 

and the Little Big Men and Aunt LaVonne.

 

Driver's Ed

Here is a picture of Becca's cousin Randy after he heard that Becca was on the roads taking Driver's Ed.  Becca has spent the past two weeks attending class and driving around Boise with a driving instructor.  She has been taking a two week intensive Driver's Ed course where she spends four hours a day in the classroom and two hours a day in the car driving and watching other drivers. 

She won't be driving in South Korea as the driving age there is 19 (and it is too crazy).  Hopefully, next summer she will hone her driving skills here in Idaho and be ready to drive on her own by the time she enters college.  :)  (Nice Driver's Ed car..huh?)

Father's Day

Ryan is a blessed man--married to Dina and father to Becca and Sarah.  For Father's Day we enjoyed a dinner together at Cafe Ole'.  Perfect.

Horses

We have seen one horse in our four years in South Korea.  It is great to be back in Idaho where there is blue sky, green grass, big mountains and horses.  Our friend Kay, lives across the street from the house where we are staying and she owns horses.  She graciously allowed Becca and Sarah a chance to ride her horse.  They had fun!

Seattle-Ride the Ducks

During one of our days in Seattle we went on the Ride the Ducks tour around the city.  It was a blast.  The tour drove all over the city streets and into the waters of Lake Union.  The tour vessel was an old military vehicle that was able to go on both land and water.  That was fun, but what really made it fun was our tour guide as he was a wild and crazy fellow.

Throughout the tour we listened to crazy music and sounds, we sang and clapped to songs like "Sweet Home Alabama" and "YMCA."  We waved to every pedestrian that we encountered and at every Starbucks that we came upon the crowd collectively yelled, "Cha-Ching!"

As we toured the city of Seattle and engaged with our guide on the Ride the Ducks tour we couldn't help but smile.