Thursday night a few of us ladies went to The Prepared pantry and saw a demonstration on Cheesecakes and got to sample a lot of different ones. I have never made a cheesecake before. I bought a glass bottom pan and made one today. We willl see how it tastes.
My Saturday was filled with trying to sell this Civic Club Cookbook. I first started at Broulim's, and then sold a t the Craft Fair, and then ended up with Randy's help as being the cookbook deliverer and picker upper at Broulim's, Albertson's and the Craft Fair. Way out of my comfort zone. I do not like to try and sell things. Oh well I guess it is for a good cause.
Randy and I went to this concert at the University on Friday night. It was amazing. Full Choir and orchestra and 2 wonderful soloists, by the names of David Olsen and Brad Barson. It is going to be in Twin Falls, November 13th; and Salt Lake November 14th. If you have a chance go. It was wonderful.
Rexburg is changing and growing. There are a lot of apartments being built (back in the middle of the block by Woodshed Apartments, also on the corner by Interwest Cabinets) Hemming Village is back on tract again. Also Backyard and the storage units there (formerly R and B) were torn down and will be replaced by Bambino's plus another Restaurant. Springhill Suites will open November 15th. The middle picture is the island going up to the hospital. They took down the pine tree and replaced it with the Rexburg sign. New or moved businesses-Rent-A-Center; Basic Living; Great Harvest (moved to main street) There are probably more but that is all the pictures I took. Things will look different when you get back from your missions.
I am surprised we have time to bowl. We had a good party. But I did bowl a 198 that day (close to a 200 game but just short.) I miss Deanna and LaLene as partners, but I am having a good time with Linda Edstrom and Lori Woodland.
Randy and Jaxon have started a new project. It is tw0 4-plexes on the empty ground at Willowbrook Apartments. Notice Wayne Parkinson in the backhoe. Klint Miller did the concrete. He started the footing on Thursday and had the foundation all done by Saturday. Wow! they were fast. Wayne Parkinson is back filling and Brad Archibald is getting the plumbing ready. Jaxon is digging and Kinsley is just there helping her dad and grandpa. So far we have not had snow. Bill Hirschi will be doing the framing. I am not sure while they wait for winter to start projects all the time. Hope the weather holds.