The "Unofficial" 1st B&C Annual Banfield Reunion

The "Unofficial" 1st B&C Banfield Family Reunion

Where: Deer Valley, Utah
When: Evening of March 15th - Evening of March 22nd
What to do: Ski, Snowboard, Sled, Bob Sled, Luge, Snow Shoe, Check-out Olympic Ski Jumps and Olympic Musem, Outlets, Hot tub, steam room, pool table, ping pong, billiards, board games
Cost:
Lodging: No cost
Food: We'll see who comes and probably just gather for a group dinner/games each night
Activities: Whatever you want to spend

Reunion Thermal Top: I'll get sizes and costs to everyone in January. The thermal will be white with skies crossed over the left breast. One ski will say Banfield Family and the other will say Deer Valley.

Come join us for part, or all week long, it will be a good time!

Hosts 2007: Rob & Bridget Verhaaren
(We'll just rotate in age order each year, who is in charge of the reunion and try to let people know a year in advance what the cost will be so everyone can plan accordingly.)

Let it Snow....

When we were driving down to make gingerbread houses on Dec. 8th, 2007 we knew it was lightly snowing, but we weren't prepared for what our house would look like when we got home at 1am. It was cold, but very beautiful! Kenyon had to run outside and take pictures of our house in the snow. It was so pretty.

The next day most of the snow was gone, but we did get some snow on Sunday afternoon after church. It was really nice to have our blinds open and the Christmas tree lights on with huge snowflakes falling in our backyard. Prescott is beautiful.

Banfield POWER!

A few months ago I bought a cheap pair of sunglasses from Ross or some store like that. They were $5, and they had the initials BP (Baby Phat) on them, but they were $5! So, a few weeks later while we were at one of Kenyon's softball games Sophie looked at my sunglasses and asked, "What does BP stand for?". Of course me being the kind and loving sister that I am explained, "Banfield Power!"; she accepted that explanation.

Now Banfield Power has been taken to many other levels. Instead of singing Scripture Power, we sing Banfield Power. It's funny because even Sophie sings this song at really odd times. And, the other night while we were playing "Sequence" Kenyon decided to make the initials BP out of his chips, which of course stood for Banfield Power. Unfortunately, I was on Ellen's team so she and I won.