Cannariato~Almond Adventures

We love you all so much! Thank you for making the effort to be here in Boise to celebrate this wonderful holiday, and to spend precious time together as a family.

We are soooooooo excited to have you all joining us for Thanksgiving. We have been busy helping Santa so you married kids can take your Christmas Loot back to Utah! See you SOON!

I've been sick for what seems like forever, so basically finding gems like this on the internet makes me very very happy! These pictures are amazing. Just thought I'd share them with you. http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2011/11/national-geographic-photo-contest-2011/100187/

We haven't even had Thanksgiving yet, but I'm obviously already thinking about Christmas! Especially if we are having Christmas over Thanksgiving when we're all together, I thought it would be a good idea to post some ideas, since I'm sure you are all super stumped  about what to get me! Here ya go: 1. This Zero-Energy Green Goo Fridge! 2. These totally awesome bandaids 3. Sudoku Toilet Paper . I think we need this in every room of all our houses! I know there are tons of more things I want, but these are just a few to get you thinking :) What do you guys want for Christmas? Love you all, Eliza

I finally have my profile up on Mormon.org ! You can check it out here . There's also a link to it on my blog . As you can see I'm pretty excited. Although it took sometime, creating a profile is actually very easy. All you do is answer the information questions about yourself and upload a lovely picture of yourself. If you're like me and you take 30 minutes to write one sentence, this might take a while. But it's fine; you can always come back and finish later. Once you finish that, you submit your information for approval. It takes a bit (I can't remember how long) but it is totally worth it. And it's a great way to do missionary work. So what I'm saying is... create your profile today!

We celebrated Grandma Hamilton's 88th birthday with dinner at McGrath's Fish House, and then brownies and ice cream at home. It was a fun evening.

Can you believe it? We cut the cord! That's right we no longer have a land line through Century Link, formerly Qwest, formerly US West, formerly Mountain Bell. We still have our same home phone number but now we place and receive calls through a VOIP service called Ooma. Here is the proof. Out with the old and in with the new! Who says you can't teach an old dad new tricks?