This is what we woke up to this morning. Isn't it gorgeous?
When Darla needed to 'use the facilities', she had quite the surprise! We headed down to Provo early again so Shaun could get to his classes. In the meantime, we got the oil changed in the truck and went to Deseret Book to grab something I forgot on Tuesday.
The kids had an hour to spare all at the same time, so we took off to try a new restaurant that opened about 2 weeks ago in Orem. It is Five Guys and Fries. It's very similar to In 'N Out burger. It was pretty darn good, I have to say. In fact, we all agreed that the fries here are way better than In 'N Out. Duff had the cajun style and they were awesome.
Happy Birthday, Dad!
Okay, here are the fries. The portion is so generous that none of us finished them.
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And I just had to get a picture of this sign that was posted on the wall above all the sacks and sacks and sacks of potatoes that they make the fresh fries from! Thank you to our family, the Boices, who helped in the Rexburg Potato Harvest. (See Roberta's blog and sidebar for the links on the harvest, because I don't know how to do that link thingy. Can someone teach me?)
This is what we woke up to this morning. Isn't it gorgeous?
When Darla needed to 'use the facilities', she had quite the surprise! We headed down to Provo early again so Shaun could get to his classes. In the meantime, we got the oil changed in the truck and went to Deseret Book to grab something I forgot on Tuesday.
The kids had an hour to spare all at the same time, so we took off to try a new restaurant that opened about 2 weeks ago in Orem. It is Five Guys and Fries. It's very similar to In 'N Out burger. It was pretty darn good, I have to say. In fact, we all agreed that the fries here are way better than In 'N Out. Duff had the cajun style and they were awesome.
Happy Birthday, Dad!
Okay, here are the fries. The portion is so generous that none of us finished them..jpg)
And I just had to get a picture of this sign that was posted on the wall above all the sacks and sacks and sacks of potatoes that they make the fresh fries from! Thank you to our family, the Boices, who helped in the Rexburg Potato Harvest. (See Roberta's blog and sidebar for the links on the harvest, because I don't know how to do that link thingy. Can someone teach me?) 
2 comments:
S.W.E.E.T. P.O.T.A.T.O.E.S. - that's a crackup! Well cuz, you finally got your potatoes! ! ! !
Lucky YOU . . . you got snow . . . pretty, if you're from California ! j/k!
Oh, I wish we could come visit you - SOMEDAY.
Yes, I finally did! and they were delish-i-oso-mous!
Come and see us!!!!!
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