Spicey Thai Pizza and Names

This pizza went over well when served on the Sunday movie night.

• roll out dough or buy premade crusts.
• Sauce = spicy thai peanut sauce (or maybe peanut satay sauce, it all has different names for different brands).
• Cover with mozzarella cheese.
• toppings: fresh cilantro, grated carrot, caramelized onion and precooked chicken breast pieces.
• Bake in the oven at 400F till cheese is melted.

Finally, here is an interesting webpage on names. You can type a name in to view it in more detail.

Lindsay and Dominic

Look at the blond hair on this little guy!

Dominic Charles Marshall

Here are some pictures of the new baby boy born December 27, 2007 at 9lbs 4 ozs and 21" long.

Christmas @ 2368 Slo-Pitch Road, 2007

Boxing Day at the farm

Carly and I walked to the back of our farm and saw this hawk flying around. He just kept circling and shrieking at us.
Bert received a new camera for Christmas and we took this picture of Age's horses across our creek with the new long lens.

Jamie-Lynn and i were recently down in Florida enjoying a break from the snow. Pictured here, i was picking out a new purse for Jamie-Lynn for Christmas. Did i mention how nice it was to see the sun again?

We always cut small branches to put around our Christmas stable and that's what I am doing on this picture.

Here is Bert cutting our tree at the back of our farm. Good thing we did it yesterday because we are having a major snowstorm right now.

I'll be home for Christmas

Hello everyone,

There's been no posts for a while so I thought I would put up some pictures of when I was hiking this past weekend. There's no snow in Vancouver but when you go up, there's lots. We went hiking up to Brew Hut and stayed overnight.

Here we are on one of our many lunch stops on the way up to the hut.



Here is Brew Hut, set up in a really windy spot so that snow doesn't accumulate because previous huts were always destroyed or moved by the huge amounts of snow. I like how the top floor window has a handle on it so you can dig down to the hut when its buried and go through the upstairs.

Here's a beautiful shot at sunset looking back towards Black tusk (the tooth like thing). Its a really popular hiking destination and I think the very first post on this blog was back before I hurt my knee and had hiked (with some of the same people) to Black Tusk and had climbed it. Its a straightforward hike, just some scrambling at the end but it looks very dramatic doesn't it. If you're skiing at Whistler you see the tusk edge on.