Monday, July 27, 2009
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Hogle Zoo
For all those who live in the Salt Lake area or will be in town, let's enjoy a day at the zoo together!We'll head to the zoo right as it opens at 9:00 am, hopefully beating the crowds and the heat. Let's plan to meet inside the gate at that water ball sculpture thing. Pack a blanket and a picnic lunch (or you can buy lunch) and we'll find a spot in the shade. We'll meet around noon to eat if you don't want to come right at 9:00. Please pass along the invitation to all of your siblings and others who may not be frequent readers of this blog. Looking forward to seeing you at the zoo!
Monday, July 6, 2009
This Just In...
This was in an e-mail that was just forwarded to me.
Saturday August 22nd will be the annual George F. Webb family picnic. It will be held at the Canyon Rim Park the East area. Probably 5:30 – 9:00pm. I hope you all will try to make it. More information will follow, for now just reserve the date if you can.
Saturday August 22nd will be the annual George F. Webb family picnic. It will be held at the Canyon Rim Park the East area. Probably 5:30 – 9:00pm. I hope you all will try to make it. More information will follow, for now just reserve the date if you can.
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Uncle Dave's Surgery Updates
I'll keep a running update of Dad's status here in the comments over the next few days. Here's what has happened so far:
On Christmas eve, my mom heard dad making strange noises in his sleep (aside from the usual strange noises), and after elbowing him and yelling at him, realized he wasn't breathing. She got up and pounded on his chest and yelled at him some more and called 911. He wouldn't wake up for about 5 minutes, after which he appeared to have some type of seizure for another few minutes. When that was over, he woke up and was surprised to see my mom standing over him with paramedics and police rushing up the stairs. He walked out to the aid car by himself, and after tests at the hospital, the doctor thinks that his heart probably stopped for a few minutes.
Yesterday an angiogram revealed that his heart will require either a triple or a quadruple bypass. Due to other health concerns, this will not happen until at least Tuesday, maybe Wednesday. I'll keep posting here as we know more to make it easier to get the word out.
Other than the whole almost dying thing, he feels fine, and is anxious to be up and walking around. The nurses keep on telling him to get back in bed. If anyone wants to talk to him, call Swedish hospital (206-320-2000) and ask to be transferred to his room.
On Christmas eve, my mom heard dad making strange noises in his sleep (aside from the usual strange noises), and after elbowing him and yelling at him, realized he wasn't breathing. She got up and pounded on his chest and yelled at him some more and called 911. He wouldn't wake up for about 5 minutes, after which he appeared to have some type of seizure for another few minutes. When that was over, he woke up and was surprised to see my mom standing over him with paramedics and police rushing up the stairs. He walked out to the aid car by himself, and after tests at the hospital, the doctor thinks that his heart probably stopped for a few minutes.
Yesterday an angiogram revealed that his heart will require either a triple or a quadruple bypass. Due to other health concerns, this will not happen until at least Tuesday, maybe Wednesday. I'll keep posting here as we know more to make it easier to get the word out.
Other than the whole almost dying thing, he feels fine, and is anxious to be up and walking around. The nurses keep on telling him to get back in bed. If anyone wants to talk to him, call Swedish hospital (206-320-2000) and ask to be transferred to his room.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Great News from Anthony Brown
Anthony has received his mission call. He will be serving in Winnipeg, Canada!! We are very excited for Him. He enters the MTC on January 28th. I hear it is small towns and really cold. We are just so excited he knows where he is going and that he will be serving the Lord.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Why NOT????
I figure what the Heck -- it sucks to be shown up by a younger brother. So if Jeff can do it ... wth!
This is the Dean and Colleen Webb Family in Mazatlan, Mexico!
(From Left to Right)
Kiersten our oldest (turns 19 this year and graduated HS last year) is now enrolled at SLCC part time and works full time as a chair side dental/ortho assistant in Magna.
Colleen of course (where all our girls get their good looks from), she is a Q/A engineer for a software company. We will be celebrating our 22 anniversary in Feb 2009.
Lindsay (turns 15 in next January) started 9th grade this year -- her midterm was a 3.7gpa so she's killing it at school!
ME! Now for you OLD GEEZERS (uh hum ... Aunt Nancy et all) I'm turning 44 in March of next year -- so I'm knocking on the door of the old geezer club too. For the last 6 years I have owned my own financial services company -- love it (being a business owner/self employed person is the ONLY way to go!) I don't know how I worked under someone else's thumb for as long as I did!
In 2007 we bought a condo in Mazatlan at the El Cid Marina and Beach Club. Our Plan is to go back there at least once a year. Colleen and I were supposed to be going to celebrate our 20th anniversary ... somehow the kids roped us in to taking them.
This year (2008) we invited 2 of Colleen's sisters and their families to come with us. Lot's of people, but we had a blast.You know, we've had a chance to travel a little, I still absolutely love Mazatlan.
The kids love to parasail -- here's a couple of pictures of that! Last year's pictures were the best ...
As you can see, they loved it! The first time up was a little nerve racking for them, but now ... they won't NOT go when we have the chance!
At least once a summer we try to do a pig roast. Colleen's father built this huge grill that we can put anything up to about 250lbs on to roast ... this one is just a little 100lb pig ... but oh they turn out great!
This is Kiersten's cap and gown picture from her graduation in 2008 from West Jordan HS. We were very proud parents and at the same time feeling a little old having a HS school graduate in the house. It's really hard to believe how fast time flies ... and you don't necessarily always have to be having fun at the same time.
This is the Dean and Colleen Webb Family in Mazatlan, Mexico!
(From Left to Right)
Kiersten our oldest (turns 19 this year and graduated HS last year) is now enrolled at SLCC part time and works full time as a chair side dental/ortho assistant in Magna.
Colleen of course (where all our girls get their good looks from), she is a Q/A engineer for a software company. We will be celebrating our 22 anniversary in Feb 2009.
Lindsay (turns 15 in next January) started 9th grade this year -- her midterm was a 3.7gpa so she's killing it at school!
ME! Now for you OLD GEEZERS (uh hum ... Aunt Nancy et all) I'm turning 44 in March of next year -- so I'm knocking on the door of the old geezer club too. For the last 6 years I have owned my own financial services company -- love it (being a business owner/self employed person is the ONLY way to go!) I don't know how I worked under someone else's thumb for as long as I did!
In 2007 we bought a condo in Mazatlan at the El Cid Marina and Beach Club. Our Plan is to go back there at least once a year. Colleen and I were supposed to be going to celebrate our 20th anniversary ... somehow the kids roped us in to taking them.
This year (2008) we invited 2 of Colleen's sisters and their families to come with us. Lot's of people, but we had a blast.You know, we've had a chance to travel a little, I still absolutely love Mazatlan.
The kids love to parasail -- here's a couple of pictures of that! Last year's pictures were the best ...
As you can see, they loved it! The first time up was a little nerve racking for them, but now ... they won't NOT go when we have the chance!
At least once a summer we try to do a pig roast. Colleen's father built this huge grill that we can put anything up to about 250lbs on to roast ... this one is just a little 100lb pig ... but oh they turn out great!
This is Kiersten's cap and gown picture from her graduation in 2008 from West Jordan HS. We were very proud parents and at the same time feeling a little old having a HS school graduate in the house. It's really hard to believe how fast time flies ... and you don't necessarily always have to be having fun at the same time.
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