with doc appt's putting me out of commission for some time, days upon days of rain, travel, travel, travel...it tool a bit longer than anticipated, but here is the finished product.
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Home Projects
Monday, March 23, 2009
Guys Weekend!
Ryan and I spent this last weekend in Llano, TX. A little R&R at the deer lease, 4-wheelers, target practice, hiking, gaming, and sleep!
Ryan and I had a nice hike one morning, 'til we ran into this guy below. We escaped unharmed and let him live to rattle another day.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
2009 Destination

Mt. of Holy Cross, 14,005 ft....should be approximately 11-12 miles round trip and 10-11 hours, depending on which literature you happen to acquire and the true potential for losing the trail with my navigation skills AND of course, weather. Online blogs vary from "hardest 14er I've ever done" to "great day hike with my family" so it seems to be a bit unpredictable. Standard route UP with a glissade down Angelica Couloir on the decent may be the plan. Jeff loves the snow.

Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Happy Birthday, Ryan!!!
Ryan's 11th...YES...11th. birthday. And this below is Jenn's Manga Masterpiece on the birthday cake. He had a wonderful day, lots of comments from friends at school, phone calls from family, b-day cards in the mail, and MONEY. He was truly appreciative and that makes mom and dad proud. He's looking forward to investing into some additional art supplies to support his Manga habit. 

Money!!!

Thursday, January 1, 2009
The Texas shuffle
Our Texas trip started as we headed out around 1p.m., Christmas day, to my brother's (Tim's) house in Burkeville - deep east Texas...Roughly 5 hours. He lives on some acreage with his wife Meredith and their two kids, Michael and Jo. His in-laws have a house about 1 mile away and between the two, they have a nice 1-room guest cabin where we stayed the night. It was perfect...and a nice getaway atmosphere for us. Not sure why we didn't get any pics. The kids really enjoyed it.
It was good to see my Dad, Darlene, and especially my brother and his family. We don't see them very often.
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