PRESNELL PLANET

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Monday, February 23, 2009

New orbiting moon arrives

Chloe Ann joined our orbiting moons Friday, February 20th at 12:25pm,weighing 6lbs 5oz.and 19 1/2inches. She came healthy and happy, with a great set of lungs!

Sunday, January 4, 2009

Harvard on the Hill

What a difference a day makes. On January 4th Bob took pictures of the snow bound Havre's "Harvard on the Hill" with the sun shining brightly and temperatures above zero.

Snow covered Pershing Hall.

Friday, January 2, 2009

We had a great Christmas, despite the flu. We definately had a "White Christmas" It has not stopped and we are supposed to get 4 inches today. It is blowing and drifting again. Here are the updated pictures.

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Winter on the Planet

The planet has been very cold this December. below zero most everyday.
Roads are icy, but we are still planning on a Merry Christmas!

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Grandma goes to Texas

Being sent to Texas for work training, I took the opportunity to stay a few extra days and see Amy's family. The kids were in a Robin Hood play and we just had a great time together.

Origin of the planet

The Presnell Planet began in 1988 when Bob and Priscilla found their planets in close proximity to each other. The gravitational pull of the two finally caused the planets to collide and, as nature would have it, the heat created by the collision, over time, caused the two planets to become one. Bob had 2 children and Priscilla 3 children and with the creation of a new planet they figured there was enough room to bring two more into their world. Along came Jonathan, now 21, and Nathan, now 20. We have 22 grandchildren orbiting the planet and they are constantly in motion. After 22 years we still love sharing the same planet.