Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Ouray Ice Fest, 2007!
Thursday, January 04, 2007
Christmas 2006
There was presents and food, christmas trees and family, cookies and wrestling. Though the Christmas season can sometimes be stressful (amazing storm through Denver, TWICE!), this one will be remembered as hectic and loving.
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
ALASKA THANKSGIVING
as a big suprise, brian and i went up to suprise ben and lisa for thanksgiving! it was great, they had no idea. We got in super late the first night, and the next day we had a great, relaxing day. Then that night we went to the Alaska rock gym and then to Beerfest at the Bear's tooth. super funny movie. i highly recommend it.
Thanksgiving 2006
Turkey day at Nash Circle
Holy crap, we made a lot of food. Ben and lisa b. made his mom's pumpkin pie, i just wore the crust. we all made so much food, we could have fed 10! IT was great though, so much fun time together. and the turkey? so amazing. Ben made it on the grill...yum!
another "sport mode" shot
crazy cubby in front of the fire
ben's annual turkey shot
the table, in all its glory
i think all these pictures are funny. Apparently, i am SUPER excited about this...
...and we're eating...
still eating...(kind of reminds you of having to watch people's slideshows of their vacations, eh?)
so, i was wearing a bell sleeved sweater and we were joking about me saving leftovers in the sleeve, so that is what this picture is. The funniest quote about this was from Andy, who was sitting just to the right of me. He looked and me and grabbed his beer quickly and said "Keep your giant sleeve away from my beer". pretty good. great meal.
recreation in the great white north...
so, many of you know that bowling is not my strong suit. but, when most of the group is ill and outdoor activities are out...next best thing is beer and bowling.
lisa set the camera on "sport mode" and took a ton of shots. this was one of many of ben and i moving.
go lisa!
right before dancing...so fun!
it started with a frozen face...
we decided to make the trek to Hatcher's Pass, a favorite backcountry playground of ours. As per tradition, i went out the sunroof of the commander again, to take photos on the way to Wasilla. A car driving at 70 miles per hour with a windchill of -10 makes for some pretty frozen tears.
i think i look like an old man in this one. anyone else?
gettin' ready
snow and goggles
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