We were getting tired of "just hanging out" in the Utah Valley and so we decided to go see if we could volunteer at the LDS Humanitarian Center. They were more than happy to let us help for as long as we would like.
They assigned us to the clothing sorting room
They assigned us to the clothing sorting room These are clothes that have been donated to the Desert Industries (DI) and have not been sold.
These clothing items will be then sorted into categories, only the best will do; dirty, damaged items will go to "rag" bins.
After everything is sorted they are prepared to send to areas of the world who are needing help be it poverty or natural disasters.
It was really a lot of fun and Kira, Sergio and I look forward to doing it more often.
It was really a lot of fun and Kira, Sergio and I look forward to doing it more often.
This is or should I say, one of our large Russian Olive Trees
I am still amazed that it was blown over
The canoe was blown back into the yard, but the paddle boat was taken down the river.
Kira, Kirk and Sergio ran to save what they could...
and that fast it was gone....
We went to check the damage besides all the tree branches that were in the yard ...
the corn...
She could not stop giggling when she handed him the box.
Kirk: "Is this what I think it is?"
Kira was quick to show him the little line that said, "POSITIVE"
so let the cravings begin
President Spencer W. Kimball's with the petrified wood.
President J. Reuben Clark 
The Christmas Box Angel monument
Elder Ballard who dedicated South America for the preaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
and Porter Rockwell
Pres. David O. McKay
