We were all so exhausted when we returned from Flagstaff. All that get-up-and-go. We chilled out on Thursday. I made a couple of small things including a small clay container/dish/whatchamacallit. I also sucked up the courage to enter the pool. I love swimming but the pool was a little chilly. Apparently, the pollen from the palm trees dirtied the water so it had to be cleaned out. It was all fresh and probably with no pee in it until Jack jumped in. :)
Boy, aren't those legs below something sweet? So pale, they almost glow in the light. If I'm ever lost, the blue light special shining from my veiny legs will light the way home.
We also checked out the ducks at the condo.
It was a wonderful, relaxing day.
The next day we headed to the Arizona Museum of Natural History in Mesa.
The museum had a cool dinosoar display.
The real alligator that never moved.
We think Jack missed his playmates back home. He met a cute little girl ironically named Maggie and they had a great time chasing each other in the museum.
No, Jack. That's not a squatty potty.
They had a cool, old jail manufactured in St. Louis. No comforts here.
Was this sign meant to be a joke? Dry heat is still hot.
They had this cool projection so you could be in an old time movie that was filmed in Arizona. I think this one is called "My Bleeding Heart, Dried-out Eye Balls and Dehydrated Soul."
Mike and I went on a date Thursday night to an Italian restaurant named Cafe Roma. The owners are from Italy. Antonio is the chef and his wife Anna is the hostess. The food was wonderful but too much to eat. Pictures from Italy and their adventures decked the hallway leading to the bathrooms. It was a very cute place. We topped off the evening at Cold Stone Creamery. Mom was great during the entire vacation, watching Jack so we could take little breaks. Thanks Mom!
We were all so exhausted when we returned from Flagstaff. All that get-up-and-go. We chilled out on Thursday. I made a couple of small things including a small clay container/dish/whatchamacallit. I also sucked up the courage to enter the pool. I love swimming but the pool was a little chilly. Apparently, the pollen from the palm trees dirtied the water so it had to be cleaned out. It was all fresh and probably with no pee in it until Jack jumped in. :)
Boy, aren't those legs below something sweet? So pale, they almost glow in the light. If I'm ever lost, the blue light special shining from my veiny legs will light the way home.
We also checked out the ducks at the condo.
It was a wonderful, relaxing day.
The next day we headed to the Arizona Museum of Natural History in Mesa.
The museum had a cool dinosoar display.
The real alligator that never moved.
We think Jack missed his playmates back home. He met a cute little girl ironically named Maggie and they had a great time chasing each other in the museum.
No, Jack. That's not a squatty potty.
They had a cool, old jail manufactured in St. Louis. No comforts here.
Was this sign meant to be a joke? Dry heat is still hot.
They had this cool projection so you could be in an old time movie that was filmed in Arizona. I think this one is called "My Bleeding Heart, Dried-out Eye Balls and Dehydrated Soul." 
Mike and I went on a date Thursday night to an Italian restaurant named Cafe Roma. The owners are from Italy. Antonio is the chef and his wife Anna is the hostess. The food was wonderful but too much to eat. Pictures from Italy and their adventures decked the hallway leading to the bathrooms. It was a very cute place. We topped off the evening at Cold Stone Creamery. Mom was great during the entire vacation, watching Jack so we could take little breaks. Thanks Mom!
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