Who Are Those Old People Looking into the Camera?

Saturday was a good day.  We put pictures back up on our newly painted walls.  I actually liked the clean, no cluttered look but then I also like seeing pictures.  I especially like looking at my family.  In the afternoon, when it began to snow, we looked at each other and said, "Yeah, let's go!" and off we went to the Alpine Loop above Aspen Grove and skied in the freshly falling snow.  We had to work mostly up and back but loved being outside in the nice weather and listening to the quietly falling snow which would basically be silence.  We enjoyed going past Sundance and seeing all the night lights on and lots of people still skiing and boarding.  It was quite inspiring.   Then we headed to BYU to get something in the office and checked out the International Cinema.  Last year we saw lots of duds so we were leery.  It was just time for a Korean movie titled, " The Way Home".  It is about a 7 year old boy that is from the city and goes to live with his dumb grandmother.  That movie had a lot to think about as the spoiled grandson did everything to show disdain for his grandmother and she continued to show in quiet ways how she loved him.  We talked a lot about the movie and felt it was very worthwhile.  She made the question, "What would Christ do?" come alive as she always responded with patience and kindness.