This is just a quick note for everyone as we should all have our W2 forms in hand, ready to file our taxes. On the IRS Web site, there's a link to companies who provide free federal tax filing as long as you meet their income and age standards. There are several companies to choose from and last year we used H&R Block. It was very simple and we had our refund direct deposit which came within just a couple of weeks. You can also access your taxes on their site for three years--the time frame in which an audit can take place.
Hope this helps some of you this year!!
PS- They also will transfer your information over automatically to e-file your state taxes, but to file those, you have to pay (but it's so worth it!!)
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Our family outings...
The Dixie Rock--
Dixie Rock-- This is a slide show of our recent trip to the Dixie Rock. It was my first time going and all I can say is-- it's really high. What was even funnier is that Coby and I switched rolls as being chicken of heights. He hates man-made heights such as airplanes, rollercoasters and the Eifel Tower in Las Vegas and I thrive on them. On the other hand, he loves climbing rocks and I was a nervous wreck the entire time we were up there. When I sat on the rock watching cars go by with Ben, it was more for my comfort than anything. The climb down was on my butt. I have lost several battles with Mother Nature, that's why when it's her vs. me-- I usually lose.
Snow Canyon State Park--
We had a blast at Snow Canyon State Park. We went on Saturday, which turned out to be picture perfect. It was my first time driving through and I found a spot for us to go camping this summer. Ben's old enough and we'll be close enough to home if anything goes wrong. It's so gorgeous through there... a little piece of heaven just far enough out of town. I can't wait till we go hiking in there and go back for more fun in the sand dunes. Coby told me this is where the family came every Easter, so perhaps we'll have an Easter egg hunt there this year to carry on a family tradition. Southern Utah is just majestic. I never thought I would love all the redness after growing up around all green--but, it is its own unique beauty. I look forward to exploring Zion National Park this spring!
Dixie Rock-- This is a slide show of our recent trip to the Dixie Rock. It was my first time going and all I can say is-- it's really high. What was even funnier is that Coby and I switched rolls as being chicken of heights. He hates man-made heights such as airplanes, rollercoasters and the Eifel Tower in Las Vegas and I thrive on them. On the other hand, he loves climbing rocks and I was a nervous wreck the entire time we were up there. When I sat on the rock watching cars go by with Ben, it was more for my comfort than anything. The climb down was on my butt. I have lost several battles with Mother Nature, that's why when it's her vs. me-- I usually lose.
Snow Canyon State Park--
We had a blast at Snow Canyon State Park. We went on Saturday, which turned out to be picture perfect. It was my first time driving through and I found a spot for us to go camping this summer. Ben's old enough and we'll be close enough to home if anything goes wrong. It's so gorgeous through there... a little piece of heaven just far enough out of town. I can't wait till we go hiking in there and go back for more fun in the sand dunes. Coby told me this is where the family came every Easter, so perhaps we'll have an Easter egg hunt there this year to carry on a family tradition. Southern Utah is just majestic. I never thought I would love all the redness after growing up around all green--but, it is its own unique beauty. I look forward to exploring Zion National Park this spring!
Monday, January 21, 2008
Jill, This one is for you!
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Hello out there...
No, this isn't Photoshopped or trick-photography...this is how Ben prefers to sleep. He's a nut. I have no clue what we did while he was a baby to have him sleep like this, but it sure makes for some funny pictures. He has to kick against the crib before falling asleep-- it's a comfort thing for him and we've learned to tune it out. It'll last for a few minutes until he drifts off to sleep. I guess it's a better comfort-habit than giving him a sippee and ruining his teeth. However, this was the funniest I have ever seen him.On another note-- Sara and Terra...could you send pics from snowy Enterprise?? Gracious!!
Hope everyone is well. I would love to hear from Laura and Josh and how their schooling is going and see more pics of mini-Steve (Ethan). :)
We sure do love all of you!!
~The Washington City Hunts
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
thought ya'll might enjoy a laugh!

So, I like to keep ties to St. George sometimes. So one of the things I do, is go to washeriff.net and look at people who have been arrested. When you go to the website, you click on bookings and you can see everybody's mugshots. I have seen some pretty sad/funny/interesting/crazy pictures on there. This is one I saw a few months ago and couldn't stop laughing. In case you can't see it his shirt says, "Every great idea I have gets me in trouble" Hows that for irony?
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