Sunday, December 23, 2007
Twelve Days of Christmas Videos - Day 12
Merry Christmas to our families and friends! Thanks for indulging us.
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Friday, December 21, 2007
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Monday, December 17, 2007
Twelve Days of Christmas Videos - Day 6
For those of you (me) who don't get why Oliver is a Christmas video, click here for a real Christmas video.
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Saturday, December 15, 2007
Twelve Days of Christmas Videos - Day 4
Edit: The original video with picture was removed from youtube due to copyright claims by NBC, so here's a version that's just audio.
Friday, December 14, 2007
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Tuesday, November 06, 2007
Thursday, November 01, 2007
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Utah State Fair
We enjoyed a WT night at the state fair on Wednesday. We skipped the world's largest pig, the deep fried Coke and the Gary Allan concert, but didn't miss the horse pull, the roasted corn on the cob, the fresh-cut french fries, the cows and the bunnies and the butter sculpture. 
The engagement picture we never had
Sleeveless Cowboy… the best part about this man was not the sleeveless western shirt, it was the faded tattoo of a bull elk with “Sharon” in calligraphy below it. I also like the state fair-face on the girl on the right.
I hope these two are still in love
4H Elvis… or is that Little Richard?
No kidding.
Sleeveless Cowboy… the best part about this man was not the sleeveless western shirt, it was the faded tattoo of a bull elk with “Sharon” in calligraphy below it. I also like the state fair-face on the girl on the right.
I hope these two are still in love
4H Elvis… or is that Little Richard?
No kidding.
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Opa!
Here we are at the SLC Greek Festival last Sunday. We heart MySpace. (It’s Mary behind the “Opa!” sign.) Great food, fun and laughs were had by all.
GREEKS HEART THE MAGIC BULLET!!
Really bad shot, but that black round spot in the center of the photo is that woman’s hair. She was tiny but her hair was not.
GREEKS HEART THE MAGIC BULLET!!
Really bad shot, but that black round spot in the center of the photo is that woman’s hair. She was tiny but her hair was not.
Monday, August 20, 2007
Monday, August 13, 2007
Disc Golf!
We enjoyed our Sunday afternoon yesterday at Solitude, playing (and further falling in love with) disc golf. Here are a few photos...
Beneath the lift
Cass and Steph at hole #13
Trav near #13
Beneath the lift
Cass and Steph at hole #13
Trav near #13
Monday, August 06, 2007
Saturday, July 14, 2007
Chicago!
Here are a few pics from our first trip to Chicago and a super short timeline of what we did:
July 3: Arrived at Chicago Midway at 11pm, took a cab downtown to HI-Chicago, voted Best Hostel in the World in 2006.
July 4: Navigated Chicago's public transportation to the dock to take an architectural boat tour. Took another bus and a free trolley to the Field Museum of Natural History. Walked the waterfront to Grant Park and the Taste of Chicago. Tried a Chicago dog, spinach-stuffed pizza and Eli's famous cheesecake. Hung out all day in the park, listening to Robert Randolph and the Family Band (he toured with DMB a couple years ago) and John Mayer, all for free!! Walked to Millenium Park for dinner, then back out to the waterfront for Fourth of July Fireworks.
July 5: Picked up the rental car and drove four hours north to Door County, Wisconsin. Ate lunch in Sturgeon Bay, walked the town, drove to Bailey's Harbor and had a lovely steak dinner on the harbor, walked that town, tried some Wisconsin ice cream (good stuff!), drove back to Sturgeon Bay.
July 6: Drove north to Egg Harbor for breakfast at the Cupola Cafe, drove north to Gill's Rock to board the passenger ferry to Washington Island, Wisconsin. Rented bikes on the island and pedaled around and out to School House Beach, then back to the ferry landing. Chatted with an odd, loud couple back on the mainland while they ate smoked fish and ice cream and we had Mackinac Island Fudge ice cream. Drove south to Fish Creek for dinner and then to Potawatomi State Park on Sturgeon Bay and camped.
July 7: Visited the Potawatomi State Park tower then drove into Sturgeon Bay for breakfast. Drove north to Sister Bay for groceries at the Piggly Wiggly, then three miles south to Ephraim. Rented kayaks and paddled Green Bay in Lake Michigan. Walked to the public beach and swam in Lake Michigan. We never imagined we'd be swimming in the Great Lakes! Hung out on the beach and walked back to the car at the public marina. Realized the car keys were missing, retraced steps, made many phone calls, got "stranded" in quite possibly the most beautiful little town in America. Checked into the Evergreen Beach Resort kitty corner from the marina, made more phone calls, went to dinner at 9:30pm at Wilson's and enjoyed a lovely walk after dinner back to Evergreen. Watched Sturgeon Bay's fireworks from Ephraim's public dock.
July 8: Called tow truck. Walked to breakfast at The Chef's Hat. Enjoyed a nice walk back in the rain. Tow truck arrived and we rode down to Green Bay to the nearest Budget facility, picked up new rental car, drove four hours south back through Chicago to see Guster and Dave Matthews Band at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, IL. Excellent concert, scary parking lot (inconsiderate drivers). Drove back to hostel in downtown Chicago.
July 9: Walked Millenium Park, Michigan Ave, Wabash Ave and tried to ride the El (elevated train) but they didn't take cash, only tickets, so we walked back to hostel. Picked up luggage, drove to Midway airport. Got delayed about 4 hours due to crazy weather disturbance, got home around 10:30pm. Best trip EVER!!!!!
Sear's Tower from the architectural boat tour
Mold-A-Rama at the Field Museum
Cloudgate and a very tiny portion of the Chicago Skyline, Millenium Park
Us and our rented beach bikes near School House Beach on Washington Island, Wisconsin
TONS MORE on Trav's Flickr page, like 100 pics. Tons.
July 3: Arrived at Chicago Midway at 11pm, took a cab downtown to HI-Chicago, voted Best Hostel in the World in 2006.
July 4: Navigated Chicago's public transportation to the dock to take an architectural boat tour. Took another bus and a free trolley to the Field Museum of Natural History. Walked the waterfront to Grant Park and the Taste of Chicago. Tried a Chicago dog, spinach-stuffed pizza and Eli's famous cheesecake. Hung out all day in the park, listening to Robert Randolph and the Family Band (he toured with DMB a couple years ago) and John Mayer, all for free!! Walked to Millenium Park for dinner, then back out to the waterfront for Fourth of July Fireworks.
July 5: Picked up the rental car and drove four hours north to Door County, Wisconsin. Ate lunch in Sturgeon Bay, walked the town, drove to Bailey's Harbor and had a lovely steak dinner on the harbor, walked that town, tried some Wisconsin ice cream (good stuff!), drove back to Sturgeon Bay.
July 6: Drove north to Egg Harbor for breakfast at the Cupola Cafe, drove north to Gill's Rock to board the passenger ferry to Washington Island, Wisconsin. Rented bikes on the island and pedaled around and out to School House Beach, then back to the ferry landing. Chatted with an odd, loud couple back on the mainland while they ate smoked fish and ice cream and we had Mackinac Island Fudge ice cream. Drove south to Fish Creek for dinner and then to Potawatomi State Park on Sturgeon Bay and camped.
July 7: Visited the Potawatomi State Park tower then drove into Sturgeon Bay for breakfast. Drove north to Sister Bay for groceries at the Piggly Wiggly, then three miles south to Ephraim. Rented kayaks and paddled Green Bay in Lake Michigan. Walked to the public beach and swam in Lake Michigan. We never imagined we'd be swimming in the Great Lakes! Hung out on the beach and walked back to the car at the public marina. Realized the car keys were missing, retraced steps, made many phone calls, got "stranded" in quite possibly the most beautiful little town in America. Checked into the Evergreen Beach Resort kitty corner from the marina, made more phone calls, went to dinner at 9:30pm at Wilson's and enjoyed a lovely walk after dinner back to Evergreen. Watched Sturgeon Bay's fireworks from Ephraim's public dock.
July 8: Called tow truck. Walked to breakfast at The Chef's Hat. Enjoyed a nice walk back in the rain. Tow truck arrived and we rode down to Green Bay to the nearest Budget facility, picked up new rental car, drove four hours south back through Chicago to see Guster and Dave Matthews Band at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, IL. Excellent concert, scary parking lot (inconsiderate drivers). Drove back to hostel in downtown Chicago.
July 9: Walked Millenium Park, Michigan Ave, Wabash Ave and tried to ride the El (elevated train) but they didn't take cash, only tickets, so we walked back to hostel. Picked up luggage, drove to Midway airport. Got delayed about 4 hours due to crazy weather disturbance, got home around 10:30pm. Best trip EVER!!!!!
Sear's Tower from the architectural boat tour
Mold-A-Rama at the Field Museum
Cloudgate and a very tiny portion of the Chicago Skyline, Millenium Park
Us and our rented beach bikes near School House Beach on Washington Island, Wisconsin
TONS MORE on Trav's Flickr page, like 100 pics. Tons.
Monday, June 25, 2007
Colorado
Here are a few from our trip to Colorado a few weeks ago...
On top of Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park
Big Head Todd and the Monsters in concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater
Garden of the Gods
Lots more on Trav's Flickr page.
On top of Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park
Big Head Todd and the Monsters in concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater
Garden of the Gods
Lots more on Trav's Flickr page.
Oregon
Here are a few shots from my trip to Oregon...
The lower portion of Multnomah Falls, about 30 minutes east of Portland
Crescent Beach from Ecola Point (slightly north of Cannon Beach, where we stayed)
Haystack Rock, the second tallest freestanding monolith in the world, Cannon Beach
More on Steph's Flickr page.
The lower portion of Multnomah Falls, about 30 minutes east of Portland
Crescent Beach from Ecola Point (slightly north of Cannon Beach, where we stayed)
Haystack Rock, the second tallest freestanding monolith in the world, Cannon Beach
More on Steph's Flickr page.
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Grey Street
Steph and I have an obsession with YouTube lately and want to share this Dave Matthews Band video with you. It's called Grey Street.
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Katie's New Blog
Just passing the word along for Katie about her new blog. She plans to update it as often as she can. See it here.
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Walk '07
Before the walk
There were an estimated 16,000 participants
Emma telling us what to do while we waited for Trav after the walk
Simon
There were an estimated 16,000 participants
Emma telling us what to do while we waited for Trav after the walk
Simon
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