We had the opportunity to visit the Grand Canyon this past Saturday. It was Robert's first time seeing the Grand Canyon; it was my fourth. When we first arrived at the Canyon, we walked a mile or so along the rim, taking in the sights. We jumped on the shuttle, which took us to the western-most point of the park (Hermit's Rest). After a quick snack, we got back on the shuttle and returned to our car. By this point, it was noon and we had already spent several hours admiring the Canyon. Since we wanted to get home before dark AND beat the incoming storm, we left; we took the 64 East so we could make a stop at the eastern-most point of the park (Desert View). Along the way, we made a few detours to check out the view (in the drizzle). Desert View was amazing! A watchtower was built in the 1920's/1930's out of Canyon stone. The interior of the tower is adorned in Native American art, furniture, & decor. From the top of the watchtower, a large portion of the Colorado River can be seen at the bottom of the Canyon. We didn't stay long, but enjoyed it while we were there. The remainder of the way home, Robert & I took in the awe and beauty of Arizona. This is a gorgeous state!
Monday, August 20, 2007
Thursday, August 16, 2007
summer's end
The summer is offically over for me. It makes me sad; I will miss my girls. Over the summer, I had the opportunity to be a dance instructor at Camp Sombrero, a Girl Scouts camp. For the most part, it was a blast! Sometimes the girls asked too many questions or were a bit too whiney, but in the end they were awesome. We got to do a lot of fun things throughout the summer and when there wasn't a trip on our agenda, we passed the time by being silly. Although the pay wasn't the best-to say the least- the job in itself was great!
Thursday, August 9, 2007
the beginning...
Robert & I (well... more like I) decided to start a blog. This way, you can see what we are up to (oh, there will be pictures!) and read any recent news about us... or read whatever I feel like writing. This is also a plus for me because now I can let everyone in on what's up without writing a bajillion million e-mails... Plus, Robert & I don't have internet, so on the few moments where internet becomes available, I can make any necessary updates. So! Read the blog! Click on the words that are a different color (they are links to our pictures)! I hope you enjoy! [I will be having fun with this :) ]
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