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James |
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This was taken with the night vision option on our camera |
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Grand kids |
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All the "Boydean Frazier" famlily grandkids. |
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James |
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fell asleep on Hippo Pillow |
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Megs and Jewels |
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Megan took care of Julia till they were both aleep. |
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Santa |
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Santa came to visit our house. James loved it! |
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David |
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David using the timer to make sure he brushed his teeth long enough. He was more focused on running the time out than brushing his teeth. |
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Boydean |
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Titanic exhibit in mexico near where filming the movie took place. |
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Bougainvillia |
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Audreys favorite! |
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Calafia |
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In Rosarito Mexico |
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Rosarito |
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These birds were flying over the ocean on the beach in Mexico. |
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Statues |
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There is every kind of cement shape, pot and statue to buy here. We got a few to bring home. |
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Rosarito |
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Little fishing village in Mexico |
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Fresh fish |
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We ate live seafood caught fresh. (Well we cooked the fish in the background, but the clam was just chopped up and served with lemon) |
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The Beach |
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Boydean on the beach |
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David and Megan Statues |
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They came into the house and said "Dad there are more statues out on the porch" and when I got out there to see this is what I saw. |
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David Statues |
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It is so funny that they are the same size. He even copied the hat and bare feet. |
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Megan |
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Playing with her little ponies, and "Butterfly Island". |
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David |
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getting socks in the morning from the laudry room. |
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Audrey & Julia |
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Out in the backyard by the firepit. |
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My Bees! |
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This is my first set of bees. I have had a lot of fun getting to know how to take care of bees and get honey. |
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Straining honey |
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This gets all the little pieces of wax and things out of the honey. I wish the strainers were a different color. It looks like i just got done hunting or somthing. |
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Bottling Plant |
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Here at the bottling plant (our kitchen) we get the honey into the honey bottles. |
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Live and Learn |
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This was a "faucet" type system I made. It took about 20 min to fill each bottle. My next one that I made will come in handy next year. It has a much larger "honey gate" on it. It should cut 19 or more minutes off the fill time (per bottle) |
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Our Honey |
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The reward of a year of learning to do honey! Megan was a great help. For hours and hours she stuck by me helping with the honey. It was long and tedious but we did it. |
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