


Hey everyone!
Well, this is my first post on "The Extended Smith Family Blog" and I just wanted to let you know how things are going for myself and Isabelle Lynn Hansen.
Izzy was up in Cache Valley for about the past week, and we had a great time. We got to spend a lot of time with my grandparents ("Go to Grandma Smith's house? Go see the puppies?" ... and Gampa Nellie and Gama Joye) and also plenty of time with (according to Isabelle's priority) Duke, Gama Hansen and Papa - Mike - ).
Izzy is already smarter than her dad ... thank the good Lord my "smart genes" didn't rub off on her and that hopefully her mom's intellegence - at least in school work and general education because she was her class' valedictorian or something like that - rubbed off on Isabelle.
Anyway, just thought I'd show you the latest video of her and let you see what type of character Izzy is.
Love -
-andy








I found these photos online and took part of an article to give you an update on Irvine. All is well in this home. About 22,000 acres in the mostly rural horse country east of Irvine has been blackened. Virtually every canyon community, including Trabuco, Modjeska and Silverado canyons, was evacuated.
Mandatory evacuations remain in effect for the canyon areas of Santiago Canyon Road between Silverado Canyon Road and Live Oak Canyon Road, including the Santiago Estates area and Jackson Ranch Road. Areas along Live Oak Canyon Road through the Trabuco Canyon area, including O'Neill Regional Park, to Trabuco Creek Road are also included in this mandatory evacuation.
Approximately 3,000 homes have been threatened and 43,000 residents have been evacuated.