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Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Today is Diesel's birthday

Two years old! Still, just as cute as ever. :)
We went to Three Dog Bakery to get a special birthday treat.

"Mom, Can I please eat my birthday cookie?"

"It looks so good."

"Thanks, that was tasty."

"Can I have another one?"

Thursday, May 6, 2010

And he says I'm a messy cook...

We were about to enjoy a nice mexican feast on Cinco de Mayo---deep fried tacos, strawberry mock pina coladas and tres leches cake.
Dustin grabbed the salsa and shook it, not realizing the lid wasn't completely secure.
I turned around to find salsa on the floor, cabinets, counter, refrigerator, walls and all over him.
While he stood there crying in pain from the salsa juices leaking into his eyes, I searched the house for the camera.
This picture had to be taken.

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Oh My!

My favorite commercial on TV currently. Wait until the end...priceless.

Dustin

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Trottin' on Turkey Day

So this post is kinda late. But here it is anyways.
I participated in my first 5K on Thanksgiving morning.
Dustin's Mom, Grandpa and I woke up early to run.
It was a chilly morning, in the 20's.
We had a good time though. I hope to do it again.

Here we are before the race.
"Do you like my hat?
No, I do not like your hat.
Goodbye!
Goodbye!"
-Dr. Suess-

Our view at the beginning.
Over 6000 children, adults and dogs came to run/walk.

The finish line. We made it!!!

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Cool Art

CHECK THIS OUT!

A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Liu Bolin, a young Beijing-based artist, has become know as the “invisible man” due to his ability to use his own body as an art material. The 36-year-old chameleon paints on himself, appearing to blend in with the backdrop.
A perfectionist, Bolin often works on a single photograph for up to 10 hours, shocking many passers-by when he finally moves. Bolin said his inspiration came from feeling like a social outcast.
“Some people call me the invisible man, but for me it’s what is not seen in a picture which is really what tells the story,” Mr Bolin told the UK’s Telegraph. “I experienced the dark side of society, without social relations, and had a feeling that no one cared about me, I felt myself unnecessary in this world. Mr Liu says his work is also a protest against the government, who shut down his art studio in 2005.
from http://graficareal.net/index.php/reviews/liu-bolin-the-invisible-man-exhibits-in-paris/