Ben, Paige, William, & Lucy Lewis Family

Sunday, October 3, 2010

Falling for Ithaca

It's definitely feeling like fall here in Ithaca. We went from the highs of low 80's upper 70's... to highs of mid 50's in a week! The leaves here are changing and are a beautiful sight to see. I thought Provo was pretty in the fall, (coming from Arizona where fall wasn't much of a season) but I've decided that Ithaca is even that much prettier with the abundance of trees all around.

We've been pretty busy lately... and as a result I haven't put up our pictures/ talked about our recent outings. So a quick run through...

-We went camping about a month ago with some of our friends in the Ward. We went about 20 minutes away from our house and were totally in the woods on our own (another beauty of living in Ithaca). They have 3 little girls, so I was a bit worried about how well we would sleep. They ended up being troopers and were amazing campers! Not to mention they had all the right equipment, food, etc.... I on the other hand brought Panera to our camp-out. I definitely learned a few things about camping and am excited to go again sometime here.





-Here is a beautiful Ithaca sky one night after our intramural co-ed soccer game. Ben and I are on a team with some of our friends from the Branch. We don't have the best record... but we do have fun!

-I often work on Saturdays so we went to Grisamore Farms on a Monday to pick some apples! It was sprinkling a bit at the beginning but ended up being a nice day. It is a huge farm where they grow all sorts of fruits/veggies in different months...

Ben didn't let me pick a pumpkin because he said we would "come back closer to Halloween" for one.


Ben was doing a lot of apple eating as well as picking


Just out in the countryside


Ben wanted a picture of himself "in the tree"

Macoun and Crispin apples ready for pies and eating!

-Last weekend we enjoyed General Conference and the "Apple Festival" in downtown Ithaca with some of our new friends. We walked among the large crowd enjoying kettle corn, roasted almonds, and other goodies.


Life in Ithaca has been a lot of fun lately.... along with staying busy with work at Panera, as a soccer coach, and trying to substitute teach as well. It's becoming more and more like home!

2 comments:

  1. I didn't know you were a soccer coach. That is so cool.

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  2. Paige! You work at Panera?! Oh man... Panera is what I miss most about home. I loooove the broccoli cheddar soup. Divine!

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