This blog has been created by and for the Kinast Family. As we begin to grow and branch out, we thought it might be fun to create a place where we could learn and share about one another. In this blog, you will hear stories about funny situations we have been in, current status on family, things that have helped us to grow as people and other positive impacts that we have each experienced in our lives. So, sit back, take a few moments to relax, and learn about those you love who will always love and support you in your life...

9.15.2012

A Few Quick Rutherford Pics...

This summer, we have been discovering new ways to eat kale...it's super yummy!
Mary drinks a lot of Yogi tea that comes with some pretty nice sayings.

This is one of the costumes Mary worked on at Zarkana - I recreated the vest with the two dresses as sleeves - 3 times over this summer. Overall, the Cirque experience was a good one.

This is Kurtis and his brother at the Branson airport. That is one unique airport... We went to Branson in August for a Rutherford Family Vacation. It was fun and nice to have the individual time together.

Every year, there are shows that are done in Central Park. On one of Mary's days off, she went with a friend to stand in the line for free tickets. It poured down on us, but we succeeded and Kurtis joined us to watch Into the Woods that night.

Granger would like to go with Kurtis to Italy. He left today on a month long tour.



Now we are starting to research Australia as our plan is to head there for a big vacation in August 2013! This is a picture from Queensland, near the Great Barrier Reef - isn't it beautiful?

7 comments:

  1. Enjoyed the picture update. Was that costume hard to do?

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  2. It was definitely a challenge at times, but overall fun to build! That kind of detail on that kind of fabric really shows all of your mistakes and achievements.

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  3. Really enjoyed those pictures! All were interesting and it was a nice variety :) Hope Kurtis enjoys Italy!

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  4. Thanks for the pictures - You are quite creative!

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  5. Mary, I always enjoy your exciting life through pictures!

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  6. Kale chips are Awesome, Sarah!!! Take kale, break it down to chip size, sprinkle with olive oil and salt/other seasoning you like, bake in a 250-350 degree oven for 20-30 min! Yum!!! Can be crisped after baking in the microwave by warming them for 2 minutes.

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