Getting Married

April is getting married soon, then moving to Nebraska!

We'll all miss her.

She asked us to take photos for her.

We aren't professional,

but we did adjust our cameras to their max quality

and bought a mono/tripod for the event.
See the wedding:

April Klocke & Casey Peterson Wedding Feb.14

Our Chauffeur

Victor's Fudge

3/4 c. date pieces

1c. dark honey

1c. Cocoa powder

1 T. molasses

2c. almonds ground

2c. unsweetened coconut, ground

Mix all together and add:

1 1/2 c. currents

1 1/2 c. walnut pieces

Boil 2c. water, add dates

and let them sit a few minutes to soften.

Grind almonds and coconut in Vita Mix.

Add molasses and honey to dates till honey softens.

Blend wet ingredients, add to dry,

press into container and freeze.

Dinah, Mighty Hunter

Dinah said, "He had a soft little body. I loved the feel of it."

The squirrel is now fertilizer for our baby orange tree.

One squirrel can eat several nuts in just a couple minutes

Even while they are still green on the tree.

They multiply fast and empty entire rows of trees.

It is amazing.

Our first bread using our new giant stainless mixing bowl

The great thing about using the BIG mixer

is that the bread has more elasticity.

Cranberry Nut Bread

Dr. Joe Morecraft's Advice To Young Adults Desiring Marriage

There is great peace in God's Sovereignty.

1. Accept your single state as a wise loving arrangement from your Heavenly Father. You are not single by accident.
2. Exploit your present state of singleness. When you are married your time, energy and resources will be directed to your spouse. Use your time, energy and resources for the glory of God right now. Learn how to be faithful where God places you, diligent in the things God gives you to do and when God fulfills the desire of your heart He will cause you to be faithful in many things.
3. While you're single, work on your undesirables and uglies. Go to those whose counsel you trust (your parents, close friends, mentors/elders) and ask them where you need improvement. Go to them and say, "Do you think there's something in me that needs to be changed and that's the reason I'm not married?" When they say, "Probably." Accept it with humility. "What are some of those things I need to change/improve?" Humility is an important part of singleness. 
4. Pray continually for God's preparation of you and His provision for you. You're not married because you're not ready. You are not adequately prepared. Ask God: "Whatever it takes to prepare me for the man/woman you have for me, please prepare me and while you're at it prepare him/her for me. While you're preparing me, provide him/her for me." 
5. Establish Christian relationships with God's people. Put yourself in the way of legitimate contacts and acquaintances. Don't go places where you don't expect Christians to be. Go where you will meet God-fearing, like-minded people. Don't be invisible.