Lucas is very fond of his friend Isabella who is in his class at the Albert Einstein Academy. Isabella turned 6 at had a party at Chuckie Cheeses Pizza Time Theater. Everyone played games like air hockey, jungle jump, catch a toad, and bumble bee parade. Happy Birthday Isabella!
Tuesday, January 08, 2008
Thursday, July 05, 2007
4th of July - Summer Fun
We spent the 4th of July at Makenna Whittiker's house. The kids all played in the water, ate dogs and burgers, the adults drank Corona's, and the fun was ongoing until fireworks at Bird Park.
It's a day to celebrate the independence of this fine country. Here is to you America and take that King George, you knew the colonies were too good to last.
Here is to I N D E P E N D E N C E!
It's a day to celebrate the independence of this fine country. Here is to you America and take that King George, you knew the colonies were too good to last.
Here is to I N D E P E N D E N C E!
Sunday, April 08, 2007
Justine got a tattoo of 5 Cottonwood Leaves from one stem from a tattoo artists named Mojo at Incognito Tattoo of Pasadena CA. This was a long time comming. Actually at one point Justine was almost going to get a different tattoo but the artists she met and 'interviewed' were a little intimidated about the idea of doing something natural and to scale with emphasis on realsim.
Justine is realy happy and so am I. We both love the colors and the feel of the tattoo and it's scale. It's not a small tattoo. Erin her good friend got a similar tattoo in a different place.
Justine is realy happy and so am I. We both love the colors and the feel of the tattoo and it's scale. It's not a small tattoo. Erin her good friend got a similar tattoo in a different place.
Friday, March 30, 2007
Lucas had a blast in Mexico. We toured the baja coast and central mountains on a two night trip to Baja. We started in San Diego and drove to San Quintin which is about 4 hours south of the border. The crew composed of myself, Lucas, Ben Wolf, Anna Wolf, and Mae Wolf. The kids were pretty tired until we reached the Old Mill Motel in San Quintin. Then the fun began with jumping all over the beds and funny faces.
The next day we had a nice breakfast and headed south to El Rosario and then even further south to the San Fernando Velicata Mission where Anna needed to take pictures and notes for her grade school report. On the way we stopped to see Gallery G where the nice woman who owns the gallery is involved in local anthropology, archaeology, and geology as well as animal rescue. We then headed more south to Velicata. There we saw the mission ruins dated back a few hundred years and then to the south we explored rock art and wonderful formations.
Lucas loved being off road in Ben's Land Rover Discovery. The road from Velicata to our campsite was quite a haul. For one reason is we were off road scrambling through dirt road inclines and on a road fit only for the proper vehicle. We had that vehicle. The Rover was great.
That second night we camped near the road at a picnic site from the southern approach to Mike's Sky Ranch. We pitched our tent near some trees and a nice stream. The stars were amazing on this moonless night and the kids were making shadow puppets and singling silly songs and stories. The night was warm and slightly cool, not too cool, just cool. We all slept well and were ready for the next day.
The next day we had a nice breakfast and headed south to El Rosario and then even further south to the San Fernando Velicata Mission where Anna needed to take pictures and notes for her grade school report. On the way we stopped to see Gallery G where the nice woman who owns the gallery is involved in local anthropology, archaeology, and geology as well as animal rescue. We then headed more south to Velicata. There we saw the mission ruins dated back a few hundred years and then to the south we explored rock art and wonderful formations.
Lucas loved being off road in Ben's Land Rover Discovery. The road from Velicata to our campsite was quite a haul. For one reason is we were off road scrambling through dirt road inclines and on a road fit only for the proper vehicle. We had that vehicle. The Rover was great.
That second night we camped near the road at a picnic site from the southern approach to Mike's Sky Ranch. We pitched our tent near some trees and a nice stream. The stars were amazing on this moonless night and the kids were making shadow puppets and singling silly songs and stories. The night was warm and slightly cool, not too cool, just cool. We all slept well and were ready for the next day.
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