Singing and Dancing in Sharon Springs, Kansas

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(Left)
Jessie had a dance recital on Tuesday, May 3.
Mary is her biggest fan.  She is always excited and cheers for her Jessie.

(Below)
The auditorium was dark; but Jessie is in the center.

Before  getting ready to go to church Sunday morning, Jason got excited and started moving his left-over dirt from the garage construction.  Jay had been to the Three I convention in Garden City and stopped by with his "big" PLAY TOYS!








This is a picture of Jessie and her parents on her special day of receiving her first communion.
The Priest of the church did a wonderful job of explaining the symbolism of this action, it was a beautiful service.

After church we shared a brunch in honor of these special girls and headed home to eat a quick lunch before going to her second performance of dance.  Can you believe it? I choose a nap.  Above is the "Star" of the show.  When Grandma Mona asked where Jessie was, I was honest and said "She is the one doing the best job".  She is really growing up.

Monday, May 9, we got up and took Jessie to school.  She was allowed to sleep in for a little bit and rest.  We then loaded the camper for "take-off" and headed north to Alaska.  We went to Goodland and filled with gas.  Can you believe diesel had gone down to $3.88.
We took Interstate 70 to Burlington, Colorado, and turned north on Hwy 385.



Holyoke, Colorado City Park

We stopped for lunch break in the city park at Holyoke, Colorado.
In Nebraska, we took Hwy 27 to Oshkosh, turned west on Hwy 26 along the river and ended up in Alliance, Nebraska.  A cold front moved through and guess what?  The high winds hit us again.  One thing about Gary and I being overweight, we can hold the camper down.

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