This is where proud parents get to show off the talent of their little girl. Jennifer was asked to sing the National Anthem during the Vietnamese Alliance of Tucson's Spring Festival. Jen donned a traditional Vietnamese dress called Ao Dai. She was so beautiful! Enjoy the photos and the singing (all you have to do is double click on the photos, then you'll be able to hear Jen)!
Monday, February 23, 2009
Sunday, February 22, 2009
2-16 to 2-16, 2009 Kris visits St. David, AZ
Remember the snow from the last blog? Well, check out the clouds on the first photo, that's one day after the winter storm! So we moved a whopping 7 miles from Benson to St. David! While we were here, Kris came to visit with her boyfriend, Brian and the kids. I loved having them and wouldn't mind more visits (hint, hint Kristina). On the first day, we went to the horse races and didn't do too bad, at least we didn't loose any money, that's always a good thing! Enjoy the pictures.
2-4 to 2-10, 2009 Benson, Az
Hello,
If you notice, in the photos, there are a few differnet things that went down during our stay in Benson. First, we drove across the mountain on the Middle March road, it was very slow going and the BAT mobile got very dirty! It was worth it though to see it once. Next, Stacey's sister Anne came down from Indiana to visit for a weekend and we got to show off our "home". It was a great visit, but too short, so next time, we'll have to take our home to Indiana to visit her! (I promise Anne, one of these days). Then, on moving day, we had a winter storm overnight and see what we woke up to! It was beautiful. I'm glad we didn't have to get going too early, as we had to wait for things to thaw out a little before we could move. Notice Brad shoveling snow off the slid out roofs, that's a first! Have a great day everyone! Have fun with the photos.
If you notice, in the photos, there are a few differnet things that went down during our stay in Benson. First, we drove across the mountain on the Middle March road, it was very slow going and the BAT mobile got very dirty! It was worth it though to see it once. Next, Stacey's sister Anne came down from Indiana to visit for a weekend and we got to show off our "home". It was a great visit, but too short, so next time, we'll have to take our home to Indiana to visit her! (I promise Anne, one of these days). Then, on moving day, we had a winter storm overnight and see what we woke up to! It was beautiful. I'm glad we didn't have to get going too early, as we had to wait for things to thaw out a little before we could move. Notice Brad shoveling snow off the slid out roofs, that's a first! Have a great day everyone! Have fun with the photos.
2-1-09 Superbowl & B-day party
Welcome to the new year! On February 1st, we had a combination of the Superbowl (Arizona - 23 vs Pittsburg - 27), Papa's Birthday and Jacki's Birthday. The day was filled with good eats (where dad made his famous meatballs in a football), good company, and a great game (AZ has nothing to be ashamed of!). Enjoy the photos.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
1-16 to 26, 2009 Quartzite, AZ boondocking
Hey everyone,
When we first arrived in Quartzsite, we were getting dinner when we came across a van on fire! What a welcome, they shouldn't have gone to all that trouble just for us! For 10 days, we joined Robbie and Alice as well as other Montana owners and had a nice little learning experience on how to boondock, or dry camp. Doug and Sharon Henry were the wagon masters and were able to place 31 rigs evenly around a campfire. What an amazing sight that was! We had never dry camped before and learned soooo much about generators, honey wagons (those vehicles that come around and pump out your holding tanks), and adding fresh water without ever having to move your rig. You can see from the pictures below that we are now experienced boondockers thanks to the MOC (Montana Owners Club). We had campfires every night, a pot luck, and even a game day. Of course there was plenty of time to walk around the big tents and see all the vendors that cater to everything an RVer might need, even those things they really don't need but have to have!
When we first arrived in Quartzsite, we were getting dinner when we came across a van on fire! What a welcome, they shouldn't have gone to all that trouble just for us! For 10 days, we joined Robbie and Alice as well as other Montana owners and had a nice little learning experience on how to boondock, or dry camp. Doug and Sharon Henry were the wagon masters and were able to place 31 rigs evenly around a campfire. What an amazing sight that was! We had never dry camped before and learned soooo much about generators, honey wagons (those vehicles that come around and pump out your holding tanks), and adding fresh water without ever having to move your rig. You can see from the pictures below that we are now experienced boondockers thanks to the MOC (Montana Owners Club). We had campfires every night, a pot luck, and even a game day. Of course there was plenty of time to walk around the big tents and see all the vendors that cater to everything an RVer might need, even those things they really don't need but have to have!
1-8 to 16, 2009 Camp Verde, AZ
Hello,
Hope the new year finds you well! This time, during our stay at Camp Verde, we took advantage of the vendor and craft show and displayed our wares. We demonstated the Bemer3000 mat and gave out information on the dangers of cell phone usage. Maybe next time we'll be able to sell out of our products!
While were in the area, we decided to take a trip to the old mining ghost town of Jerome. For those of you who have been to Bisbee, this looks very familiar! It's amazing how they can build those houses right on the hillside. Enjoy the photos.
Hope the new year finds you well! This time, during our stay at Camp Verde, we took advantage of the vendor and craft show and displayed our wares. We demonstated the Bemer3000 mat and gave out information on the dangers of cell phone usage. Maybe next time we'll be able to sell out of our products!
While were in the area, we decided to take a trip to the old mining ghost town of Jerome. For those of you who have been to Bisbee, this looks very familiar! It's amazing how they can build those houses right on the hillside. Enjoy the photos.
Monday, January 5, 2009
12-26-08 Stacey's Birthday
Santa gets to rest, but I still get presents! This year, I spent lunch my family at Golden Corral, then dinner with Brad at Red Lobster. I LOVE lobster! I also got to visit with my two favorite people, Kim and Stacey! Thank you Kris for the digital photo frame and Jen & Huynh for my new favorite earrings! I also really enjoyed seeing a theater production of Hair, which Dad and Jacki sent Brad and I to. It was a wonderful day!
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