Yes, I am a girl.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Welcome Back
Sometimes I wish I could resurrect this thing. And then I it hit me: I can! So - here's a shout out to Hehoff. This one's for you.
This was my day today:
5:30-7:45 am - study for Hebrew quiz
8:00-8:10 - Hebrew quiz
8:10-9:50 - Hebrew class
10:00-12:00 - staff meeting
12:00-1:00 - lunch with Jeremy
1:00-4:00 - work
4:00-5:00 - errands
5:10-6:20 - choir rehearsal
6:30-7:00 - pick up the mess left from a busy night of studying and paper-writing last night
7:00-8:00 - dinner and clean-up
My day tomorrow:
1:00 pm - meeting
Tomorrow is a glorious day.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Ginormous Update Part 1
Oh blog, I have neglected you. I have a ton of pictures to update, but I must admit...there was a lot of cheating. Lots and lots of cheating.
I've had a very busy summer, and, as a result, pictures sorta fell along the wayside. However, I had a few great trips this summer, so I'll fill in the (rather large) holes with those. But, rest assured, I intend to get back on the 365 train. Today.
Also, I'm not sure how much patience I have to do this, so I'll do this in more than one part. Here's part 1:
July 31: snuggle time
August 1: There was WATER in here! Usually, this "river" around the Rose Bowl looks like a concrete slab. I had to document it.
August 4: coffee
August 6: Chillin' in the Catalyst (at Fuller)
August 7: Starbucks, a necessary paper-writing tool.
August 8: antique bottles at the Rose Bowl Flea Market
August 9: My new office.
August 12: Me in my new office.
August 13: Awesome doors in Old Sacramento, California
August 14: More Old Sacramento
August 14a: We're married. It's okay.
August 14b: Apparently we did a lot of kissing in Old Sacramento.
August 15: Ian's baptism day
August 15a: More of Ian's baptism
August 16: Driving in LA. Always.
August 20: Palm trees when the sun started setting, so the light was cool.
August 21: Knott's Berry Farm!
August 22: Yes, the sky turned purple.
August 23: Jeremy and me at the Dave Matthews Band concert at the Hollywood Bowl
August 24: at Fuller
August 25: Scrabble, our new favorite pastime
Some holes were filled in with multiple pictures from one day; the other holes will be filled in with a ridiculous amount of pictures from my trip. But, that's all I have patience for right now!
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Baby Ian
This installment of pictures features, among other things, my new nephew, Ian. I missed a few days, so instead of faking it and taking make-up pictures, I'll just throw in some extra pictures of the new baby. Because he's just that cute.
July 10: I fell when I was running. This was my battle wound.
July 11: I've grown out of my hatred of all things nuts. I now love cashews. It's just all the other ones I don't like...
July 15: beautiful, beautiful sunset...
July 16: rocks in our apartment complex
July 17: morning dew...or, water from the sprinklers
July 18: California road trip!
July 19a: Meet Ian! And my sister, Ian's mommy.
July 19b: tiny foot
July 20: cute sleepy time
July 21: please note the red hair. Too cute.
July 10: I fell when I was running. This was my battle wound.
July 11: I've grown out of my hatred of all things nuts. I now love cashews. It's just all the other ones I don't like...
July 15: beautiful, beautiful sunset...
July 16: rocks in our apartment complex
July 17: morning dew...or, water from the sprinklers
July 18: California road trip!
July 19a: Meet Ian! And my sister, Ian's mommy.
July 19b: tiny foot
July 20: cute sleepy time
July 21: please note the red hair. Too cute.
Friday, July 9, 2010
back in the game
Well, neglected blog. You need some pictures. The last picture I posted was from our last day at Disneyland (sigh). Since then, I've been walking around the neighborhood, posing with my husband, capturing my sleepy dog, spending a week at a camp with some junior highers in our youth group, and getting horribly, horribly sick. So - here's what my camera saw (along with a little bit of cheating).
June 16: A walk to the pharmacy turned into a photo shoot. Why not?
June 17: Vine overload!
June 18: A smaller vine. I like this one better.
June 19: Pasadena Chalk Festival. People drew chalk art all over the sidewalks in one of the main shopping/entertainment centers of Pasadena. Pretty cool stuff.
June 20: I wish I knew what this tree is called...
June 21: I didn't take this, but it was on my camera. And I really like it. Except my arm looks huge. Oh well.
June 22: sunshine through petals
June 23: Charlie, chilling as usual. This was also the day I took the video of Charlie's life, which you can find in my previous post. If you've ever wondered what it is a basset hound does all day, your answer is in that video.
June 24: baby grapes!
June 25: One of my favorite things ever - cherries. And Jeremy doesn't like them, which means I get the whole bag to myself!
June 26: In case you doubted, Charlie really does lay around a lot.
June 27: Welcome to Camp Dunamis. I spent a week in the mountains as a cabin counselor and worship team member for this camp for junior highers. I went with some kids from our youth group. The camp focused on racial reconciliation and cultural awareness. In my cabin, I had girls from the inner city, from the suburbs, from a Zuni reservation in New Mexico - you name it. It was an interesting week, to say the least - and difficult to hear some of the very very painful things some of the campers had gone through already in their 12 years of life...
June 28: Chalk art outside our cabin at camp. "I am..." was the theme of the camp - knowing who we are in Jesus Christ.
June 29: Still camp. This was the fabled ice cream shop that no one had ever seen open. But there are all the supplies in there, just tantalizing you...
June 30: trees in the mountains
July 1: More trees in the mountains. This was my favorite part of my week at camp - getting to steal away alone for awhile and explore the mountains. I absolutely love being in the mountains.
July 2: Last day at camp. This was my favorite spot in the camp itself - a random set of swings surrounded by trees and huge boulders. I came here a lot during my free moments alone.
July 3-8: Here's my cheating. As soon as I got home from camp, I came down with the stomach flu, in all its glory. So, I didn't take many pictures. And by "many" I mean "none." So, I took this lovely gem as a symbol of my week with the flu, because all I could eat for days was saltine crackers. (Oddly enough, I really like the way this one turned out...)
July 9: We bought a watermelon. I'm starting to wonder if that was a great idea...better get eating!
The end.
June 16: A walk to the pharmacy turned into a photo shoot. Why not?
June 17: Vine overload!
June 18: A smaller vine. I like this one better.
June 19: Pasadena Chalk Festival. People drew chalk art all over the sidewalks in one of the main shopping/entertainment centers of Pasadena. Pretty cool stuff.
June 20: I wish I knew what this tree is called...
June 21: I didn't take this, but it was on my camera. And I really like it. Except my arm looks huge. Oh well.
June 22: sunshine through petals
June 23: Charlie, chilling as usual. This was also the day I took the video of Charlie's life, which you can find in my previous post. If you've ever wondered what it is a basset hound does all day, your answer is in that video.
June 24: baby grapes!
June 25: One of my favorite things ever - cherries. And Jeremy doesn't like them, which means I get the whole bag to myself!
June 26: In case you doubted, Charlie really does lay around a lot.
June 27: Welcome to Camp Dunamis. I spent a week in the mountains as a cabin counselor and worship team member for this camp for junior highers. I went with some kids from our youth group. The camp focused on racial reconciliation and cultural awareness. In my cabin, I had girls from the inner city, from the suburbs, from a Zuni reservation in New Mexico - you name it. It was an interesting week, to say the least - and difficult to hear some of the very very painful things some of the campers had gone through already in their 12 years of life...
June 28: Chalk art outside our cabin at camp. "I am..." was the theme of the camp - knowing who we are in Jesus Christ.
June 29: Still camp. This was the fabled ice cream shop that no one had ever seen open. But there are all the supplies in there, just tantalizing you...
June 30: trees in the mountains
July 1: More trees in the mountains. This was my favorite part of my week at camp - getting to steal away alone for awhile and explore the mountains. I absolutely love being in the mountains.
July 2: Last day at camp. This was my favorite spot in the camp itself - a random set of swings surrounded by trees and huge boulders. I came here a lot during my free moments alone.
July 3-8: Here's my cheating. As soon as I got home from camp, I came down with the stomach flu, in all its glory. So, I didn't take many pictures. And by "many" I mean "none." So, I took this lovely gem as a symbol of my week with the flu, because all I could eat for days was saltine crackers. (Oddly enough, I really like the way this one turned out...)
July 9: We bought a watermelon. I'm starting to wonder if that was a great idea...better get eating!
The end.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)