I worked it out with my daycare to take Tuesday’s off!! Yeah!
So I will be having a fun adventure each week with my sweet husband. Some Tuesday’s may be more adventurous than others, but life is usually pretty unpredictable and that makes for some pretty fun adventures.
So I will be sharing a little about our adventures as we go! I hope you enjoy hearing about them. We went to close down the summer home of my mother-in-law, my darlin’s mom. We traveled to the Bear Lake Valley that is about half in the state of Utah and half in the state of Idaho. We went up on Monday night and stayed over. We got up and drove to Montpelier, Idaho to have breakfast. On the way in town this beautiful moose crossed the road in front of us. I couldn’t get the camera fast enough to take a closer picture, but you can see he is big and beautiful!
We drove on in to town, ate breakfast then we decided to go to the cemetery for fun. Yes, we do that sort of thing. My husband’s father has roots in the Bear Lake Valley, so we knew there would be family members buried in the Montpelier Cemetery. We had so much fun looking for familiar names. We found the Hogensen’s, but couldn’t find the Pearce’s. So we went to the City Hall and asked them for the information. They were very helpful and just look at the beautiful building they have. 
We went back to the cemetery and found the Pearce’s. I love cemetery’s! Have I said that before? I’m sure I have. I find them very peaceful, not at all scary. 
On the way out of town, we saw this very beautiful old building. I had to get a picture. Do you think it was a school? Church? or maybe a big house? Beautiful.
In the little town of Paris, Idaho there is an amazingly beautiful Tabernacle. I was amazed at the detail the craftsmen put into this building. The colors are perfect and the design is lovely. What a gem in this little town. 
The we took a drive up Bloomington Canyon. Wow! The leaves were spectacular!!
It was truly a wonderful day. And our adventure continued as we made it home in time for my darlin to help the Cub Scouts in the neighborhood finish last minute preparations for the Pinewood Derby that is scheduled for Thursday.
My favorite thing about this Tuesday Adventure, was being with my darlin!!
Their daughter Agnes was my husband’s great grandmother. She married Charles Rodwell Pearce. Their daughter Ruth Pearce was my husbands grandmother.
It was so fun to find their graves and spend time talking about them and what their lives might have been like. I always get a little teary when I think about all of our ancestors. I am so grateful for their lives and sacrifices. I love them. I am always ready for a visit to a cemetery. Try it, you might love it!!
