Music is a common language spoken round the world; Music builds a bridge between all peoples and all lands; Music is the link which holds us close together; Music is the bond of love in which we all clasp hands.

Saturday, March 22, 2014

Ed's Deli

We had yummy deli subs from here. They have shredded lettuce with the works and a pepper spread and vinaigarette. We took the subs to Rotary Park for a lake view lunch, BBQ chips & Cheetos, too. We then walked the channel to see the London Bridge.

My Mom's fiesta ware

Speaking of Grandma Lynette, these are in Jamie's dining room and they were Mom's! It feels like home here. I haven't had coffee in one yet but I have had coffee, I have had ice tea & lemonade... an Arnold Palmer, corona for tonight and root beer for Peter.

The New Phone Book is here.

Early morning mail check! You can't see them but Jaime has on IOWA HAWKEYE sweats on. A dedicated fan. Grandma would be so proud.

In the air!

 
 
Flight to Las Vegas with two time changes and no cell phone coverage. Head phones on the whole way. I had to keep pulling one ear off to talk to him. We had beef jerky and licorice for snacks. Litchfield family on the same flight. We know them from hockey, Nate and family. We found out they are on the same flight going home next week end.

Monday, March 17, 2014

St Patrick's Day

Hello! Today is St Patrick's Day and we are feeling green. Peter and I are getting ready to head out on Friday for Lake Havasu City AZ, SPRING BREAK 2014! I am going to blog our trip for Rocky so if you would like to follow us...that would be lovely.

Sunday, April 1, 2012

Last Blog

WE got home today at 2:00 PM. The boys slept for the first 3 hours and then I slept the next 2 hours so the trip flew bye. Thanks for following my blog. We had a wonderful trip. Love you!

last day

the boys slept really really late, after 11:30.. I finally woke them! Then we headed into KC to eat at the Rozzelle Cafe at the art museum, pictures posted earlier. I showed them the Van Gogh, Cezanne, Gaugin and Monets... the Rembrandt was on leave. We then stopped at a little county museum in Kansas that had a 1950's house that I had to go through. LOVED it!, pink countertops in the kitchen, low ceilings, green bathroom and 1950's furniture. WE stopped at a Stage Coach Farm but it was closed but we walked around a bit. Then headed to Lawrence, excitement galore.  Blue everywhere. Drove through campus that is sprawled out so felt really huge and then walked the downtown. All the TV spots in the whole downtown were already taken so we ate and watched the game in our TV room. I can't believe the Jayhawks pulled that off.