Author Archives: Rick Wadholm

We are back from MN family camp, and we had a blast. Even though it was “family” camp, we were split up for much of the time. For two of the services, Jenn worked in the infant (up to 20 … Continue reading →

We got to spend a day with our best friends from college–Ben and Nikki McIntosh on Monday. We had a fun time taking a tour of Trinity and seeing all the changes they have made since we graduated 7 years … Continue reading →

We just got back from ND Family camp, and we had a lot of fun. Jenn’s dad was the morning bible study speaker. It was really good stuff, and Jenn enjoyed going back in time having her dad be her … Continue reading →

We just returned from a wonderful wedding–Jenn’s brother Josh just tied the knot with his sweetheart Cindy! Congratulations to you! This picture, unfortunately, is one of the only pictures we got of both Josh and Cindy together. No pictures were … Continue reading →

Bryce doing the Long Jump at the Elementary School track meet. By: Rick Wadholm Jr.

We are the proud new owners of our very own camper as of yesterday. Gone are the really fun days of tenting with three young children. We are all so very excited to get to try it out soon. The … Continue reading →

Jenn had an “oops” not too long ago. We had a leaking pipe that was causing water to drip all over our basement bathroom. However, the problem only happened when we drained the upstairs bathroom after a bath. Before we … Continue reading →

Bryce had his elementary program last week and the theme was, “How does your garden grow?” The first graders got to be the gardeners. To complete the outfit, Bryce lost a tooth one hour before show time! Too bad it … Continue reading →

On April 20th, Abbi turned the big “4”! What a big girl she is getting to be. For about the last 5 months or so, she’s been telling people that she was four already, so I’m sure it was a … Continue reading →

The only Bunnies we celebrated with on Easter were the ones we ate ;-). Oh, and aren’t we a beautiful hue of ‘azure’. By: Rick Wadholm Jr.