Saturday, November 29, 2008
Thanksgiving Day Before and After
Here is a picture of Kenny pitching in the fiercely competitive game of backyard whiffle ball on Thanksgiving day:

Here's a picture of Kenny the day after his Thanksgiving Day pitching experience:
Here's a picture of Kenny the day after his Thanksgiving Day pitching experience:
Monday, November 24, 2008
Sally's Famous Cheese Ball
Sick and Cozy
World's BIggest Dinosaurs
For years we have driven the 10 east to Phoenix and seen these big dinosaurs by the side of the road but never considered stopping. This year we took a field trip there with a homeschool group to learn a little about dinosaurs and pan for precious jewels. The kids had a lot of fun, mostly panning for jewels and digging for dinosaur 'bones' in the sand pit. We also enjoyed our trek to the top of the T-Rex pictured below.

This is picture is from the parking lot on the freeway side. Behind the gate by the tail there is an entrance into the Dino.
This is picture is from the parking lot on the freeway side. Behind the gate by the tail there is an entrance into the Dino.
After climbing a few flights of stairs including a steep spiral staircase at the end, we made it to the head/mouth of T-Rex. This is a picture of the kids getting eaten by a Dinosour.
Saturday, November 22, 2008
A More Beautiful Sight
A week ago today the pictures that I took from our balcony were awesome, but in a more ominous way with the billowing clouds of smoke and the flames running up and down the hills. A week ago hundreds of homes were lost. Tonight the sunset from our porch was a beautiful glow of color in the sky. Orange like the flames, but much more pleasant to the eyes. It is much more beautiful in person, as it always is with things like this, but I thought I'd share some of the beauty that we enjoyed tonight.

The most colorful section.
The most colorful section.
I used to be amazed how the mountains and hills look so fake in the early morning or evening. They look like they were painted there with beautiful colors. This picture reminds me of all those setting and rising suns we've seen in over a decade in beautiful Southern California.
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