Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Christmas Greetings
Merry Christmas to all. This is an exciting time of year as we are remembering the birth of Jesus.
Daddy decorated this card, while mom decorated the tree. Daddy thinks I'm an angel (well at least sometimes).
Monday, December 18, 2006
WLC Christmas Party
This year was my first WLC Christmas Party! The event took place at the Mission Inn in downtown Riverside. My daddy took advantage of the open bar and buffet with buddies, while my mommy chatted all night long with people from WLC and thier significant others. It was fun spending time with all the other kids. I finally meet Ally, Marrisa, Isabel, and Ethan, along with the usual suspects: Miles, Morgan, Mason, and Caitlin. The "Angry Asian" Phuc Tran actually held me for 10 minutes. I think he's a softy deep down inside. And Charissa made good on her offer to babysit me even though it was only for a couple of minutes while my daddy got mommy a drink. Thank you Tiffany and Vicki for planning such a wonderful evening! [Pictures courtesy of Jose Vallarta]
Friday, December 15, 2006
Memorable Moments
Here are a couple more shots from our vacation. The most memorable moment was when the snow plow came to rescue us. Look how deep the snow is!
As always Mommy had a great time dressing me up. Daddy just thinks I look silly with my hat and all, but I think dressing up is so much fun!
Still, I know Daddy is so proud of me by the way he looks at me and holds me.
As usual, we return from vaction more tired than we we left. Mommy and I took advantage of the plane ride back for a quick nap. Can you tell that pink is our favorite color?
As always Mommy had a great time dressing me up. Daddy just thinks I look silly with my hat and all, but I think dressing up is so much fun!
Still, I know Daddy is so proud of me by the way he looks at me and holds me.
As usual, we return from vaction more tired than we we left. Mommy and I took advantage of the plane ride back for a quick nap. Can you tell that pink is our favorite color?
The Biggest Little City
During our vaction Mommy and Daddy and I spent some time in the "Biggest Little City in the World" (Reno). Daddy kept pointing to my diaper when he said that, but I think it was all the fresh air getting to him.
We spent most of our time in Reno at the Casino buffet, but had a chance to visit a wierd looking building (Nevada Museum of Art) by architect Will Bruder. Daddy liked it, but it just look like a big lava rock to me.
Then daddy took me to a building I really liked: a giant ginger bread house. There wasn't a sign that said "no touching" so I helped myself.
It was wonderful spending so much time with daddy. I think I wore him out though.
We spent most of our time in Reno at the Casino buffet, but had a chance to visit a wierd looking building (Nevada Museum of Art) by architect Will Bruder. Daddy liked it, but it just look like a big lava rock to me.
Then daddy took me to a building I really liked: a giant ginger bread house. There wasn't a sign that said "no touching" so I helped myself.
It was wonderful spending so much time with daddy. I think I wore him out though.
Family Vacation
Visiting the Olivers
I finally got to meet some of my cousins, Emma and Michael Oliver when we were visiting Aunt Nancy and Uncle Mike. Here's a picture of me with Emma. She got a new duck game for Christmas, but we didn't play together that well. She kept putting the duck in the pond and I kept knocking them off. Did you know that my the first word I said was "duck"?
Uncle Mike is remodeling his house with his son Mark. This is a picture of him explaining to me why he won't give Daddy a nail gun.
Here I am with Aunt Nancy and a stolen ducky.
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Over the River and STUCK in the Woods
On Saturday night I got to meet my second cousins in Lake Tahoe. On the way home from Aunt Nancy and Uncle Mike's house we took a wrong turn on a closed road called the "Morman Immigrant Trail". At first we didn't realize we were lost because it was so dark, but we soon noticed we were the only car on the road. As we continued, the weather started getting worse and worse as we went higher and higher up the mountain. Pretty soon we were in the middle of a blizzard! After about 65 miles, we could go no further. We ended up getting stuck and spent a couple of hours trying to free the mini-van. It was a losing battle, the snow piled up so fast that as soon as we freed the mini-van we would get stuck again just a couple feet down the road. All we could do was pray. We were trapped on a snow covered road that was closed till the spring. Overnite Nana, Pops, Auntie Shannan, Mom and Dad were all taking turns keeping me warm. It was cold, but I wasn't too worried and was able to fall asleep for a few hours. At 6am there was over 2 feet of snow around the car. According to some signs we had pasted along the way, we knew that a main road was nearby, so daddy put plastic baggies over his socks, put on his tennis shoes, and took Pops' santa hat to find help. I was scared after hearing all of the stories of lost families in the mountains. After an hour another snowstorm came by but daddy still wasn't back yet =(. After three hours, we were all starting to get really worried, and mommy began to cry. Then just over the hill we saw a huge snow plow! We were saved! Daddy had managed to find the road and flag down some help. Mommy started to cry again but this time they were tears of joy.
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
A Nice Day in the Park
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