Saturday, December 5, 2009
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
A Thanksgiving Chandelier
The placemarkers were pictures of Grant's hand, decorated to look like a turkey.
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Did you go to the William Joseph Concert?
We did.
I meant to put up a post about his concert BEFORE the actual concert telling you all that if you want a great night out with your honey, and you love live music, and you wanted a great show that's close to home, then you should definetly go. But I missed that, so here's the after post.
Two weeks ago we went to his show in Wickenberg. That's an interesting little town. We drove all that way because...
1. He's my friend and we couldn't miss seeing him in Arizona.
2. Even if I didn't know him I'd still think his music is the best.
3. He gave us free tickets since we couldn't make his Mesa Arts Center show. Thanks!
To start the entertainment, none other than Mary Hoffman, my buddy from high school. We used to talk guitars and stuff during chemistry class, but she actually did something with it. It was so good to see her. It was Keith's first time to see her perform and he loved it. Hopefully she'll go out for American Idol this next year. Keep your eyes peeled!
Most of the night was filled with laughs from some of the crew from Jester'z. They were hilarious.
Keith and I had a great night. It was nice to be out on the town again, but it's amazing how it's harder to stay out so late now!

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Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Halloween 2009
Grant was a turtle. I was Daphne (from Scooby Doo). Keith was a Mesa High baseball player. We took Grant trick-or-treating with his cousins. We saw a camaro like the one in the Transformers movie. Grant's cousin, Zoe, was a fish. Grant liked Aunt Jenny's white face. We had a good night with Keith's family.
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Surprise!
We had a surprise birthday party for Keith's dad this past weekend. It was a success. We took a quick family picture during the party. This is obviously not a really good shot, but it will do to get the point across. Keith has 6 siblings in his family. And now will more grandkids coming, the group just keeps getting bigger and bigger.
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