steve's blog
Kids to Thunder Meadows Cabin!
A great 2 day backpacking trip with the girls and a few friends was tha cap to a great summer of adventres from hiking at the coast with Opa to sailing the seven seas (ok it was only one lake, koocanusa!) It was a great year to turn 10 for Fynley, a great summer for Anja to turn 8 and an interesting time for the kuijts to get a new puppy!
We hope everybody in the world is as lucky as we are and that we can spend time with all the luck folks we know!
2nd Day of Snow in Fernie this week
Saturday, April 25th Snowing again today with winter just not giving up! Nikki should be back from the coast last night and we are hoping to get out to visit her today or tomorow but not great if the weather is poor so may not go.
STEVE'S FAMOUS SPAGHETTI PANCAKE
SPAGHETTI PANCAKE
Serves four
3 cups cooked spaghetti noodles
4 eggs, lightly beaten
1 tsp salt, or to taste
black pepper to taste
butter or oil for frying, at least 1 tsp
Optional add-ins, as desired: chopped fresh herbs, diced tomatoes, proscuitto or bacon, cheese, small diced vegetables such as zucchini (dice very small so it will cook through), minced onion or garlic.
In The News "Meg turns 70?"
Meg Prentice, 70!
Children and grand children gathered in Fernie this week to celebrate Megs the 70th birthday. Youngest son Tom from Thunder Bay, wife Karen and 2 kids car pooled with Dennis and arrived early in the weekend. Toms brother Jeff, wife Kate and 3 kids arrived in the afternoon the next day. Janet, husband Steve and 2 kids already living in Fernie helped host this momentous occasion.
HouseSpring and Summer
We have been looking forward to a great summer of hiking and camping after the long winter. Had a great trip this spring to the west coast, Steve's Dad's place and Long Beach with great weather and are planning on getting to Mexico this fall sometime. For more info on what the family is up to go to Family Links or Photos and surf around, get to know us! Our Backyard is greening up nice this spring with the layer of moss the best it has ever been, with more shade than the rest of the town put-together and never ending spring rains the grass is ready to give up.
