Monday, October 27, 2008

Witches Night Out


On Saturday, my friends and I went down to Gardiner Village to Witches Night Out. If you've never been, it's really fun!!! Everyone dresses up like witches and there's entertainment and shopping. This was the first time we've been but we had so much fun we're going to make it a yearly tradition.

Friday, October 17, 2008

Homecoming....

This is my beautiful sister-in-law, Kristin. She recently went to Northridge's homecoming and we went over to take pictures of her before she left for the dance. Let me tell you, this picture doesn't even do her justice, she looked so gorgeous! It make me want to get all dressed up and go somewhere fun! Too bad adults don't have an excuse to that!

Monday, October 6, 2008

Washington DC.......

Luke recently had to go to Washington DC for a series of meetings and, as usual, I went along to make the flight a bit easier for Luke. I absolutely love the East Coast... it's so green and lovely. There was an awesome rain storm one night... lightening every 5 seconds... pouring rain. Luke and I ran from the car to the hotel, we were in the rain for probably 4 seconds, and we were completely soaked. I just love storms like that! Anyway, here are some highlights:

The White House (obviously)
The Washington Monument. We didn't have a chance to ride up to the top. We only had one day for sight-seeing so we wanted to get in as much as we could. 
The view looking across the WWII memorial and reflecting pool to the Lincoln memorial. 
WWII memorial again.
WWII memorial pond. The pillars with wreaths on them behind me each have the name of a state on them.

View across the reflecting pond to the Lincoln memorial.

Looking the other direction across the WWII memorial.

The Vietnam memorial. This wall was huge, pictures just don't do it justice. For those who don't know the names on the wall are those KIA or MIA. There are so many names... as Luke and I were walking along the length of the wall, I couldn't help but get a little choked up contemplating the price these men and women paid for our country.
The Capitol Building. As this picture was being taken our Congress was inside debating the bailout. So you could say this picture is a little piece of history! :-)
JFK's grave.