Resolved to take a picture every day...captions optional, but sometimes very necessary!
Monday, June 28, 2010
Really long number
Don't call me, I'll call you - on my Israeli cell phone. No American charger included, but the note did promise it was fully charged and would work when I arrived. One can always email...
Sunday, June 27, 2010
No Vuvuzuelas here
No need for fancy uniforms, referees making questionable calls, or bothersome rules and regulations -not with this world class team of soccer players. Hannah and Ann Caroline wanted to kick the soccer ball with the boys, and after dinner their wish came true. Wine drinking cheerleaders and secret weapon players Alan and Meecy helped the game along and in the end, we all forgot about America's earlier loss in the World Cup.
Warner Springs 2010
Our yearly pilgrimage to Warner's - it takes months to agree on just the right weekend, and iron out the reservations (thanks Rhonda). Once there, the familiar smell of sulphur and the warm sun on our back erases the world away. No tv and limited cell coverage makes us all focus on each other. We eat as a community, watch our kids reconnect and relish our long time relationships with good friends. I hate when the weekend is over.
Deep Fried Goodness
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Janet and Drew
Monday, June 21, 2010
Definitely not Alabama
Chickadees...
Will and Branden
June Gloom in the Afternoon
The Fleas
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Barb's Wild Ride
Monday, June 14, 2010
Let sleeping kitties lie
Rich beyond our dreams
What do an alabaster polar bear, a Dali print and a wedding ring have in common? They were all appraised at the Antiques Roadshow in San Diego on Saturday. We waited in line for about 45 minutes in order to be directed to other assorted lines. It was fun to look at other people's "treasures" and imagine what our own were worth. Spinning wheels, old maps, steam engine bells - we saw it all. Americans sure have a lot of "stuff".
XOXO
El Cid
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Get out and VOTE!
I like surprises
Viva Dad!
An Elvis cow, a snapshot of Dad, Jef, Kathi, and me (and Will - I'm a few pregnant) and a gummy bear. These are the items we chose to place in the niche with my dad. The photo was taken on Father's Day 1989 and is a favorite of Jef's. Kathi had given him the cow when he moved to Vegas (at age 80), and I always brought my dad gummy bears. An odd, but perfect combination of items. And to make it more perfect - Liberace is buried right around the corner.
Quick trip
Grand View Cemetery
My grandmother, Sarah Goldberg, died in 1963 and her ashes are interred here. We wanted to put my father near his mother, whom he adored, but the cemetery is closed - out of business. But one can't just close the doors of a cemetery like a shoe store, so some hearty volunteers try as hard as they can to keep the place going. No one has been interred at Grand View for over 3 years. It's quite sad - the grass is dead, weeds are growing everywhere, and the city of Glendale won't take it over. So, eventually, we are going to move my grandmother to Forest Lawn to be near my dad.
june 1 look on the bright side
Friday, June 11, 2010
1 Witherspoon
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Nuttzo
A few weeks ago, I met the woman who makes Nuttzo. She has a lovely story - adopting 2 children who couldn't digest food, she invented this nut butter with lots of omega 3, vitamins, good stuff. Sadly, it was one of those nights that I had to drag myself out of bed to find a picture of the day. My brain is dead.
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