Thursday, May 22, 2008
Sights & Sounds Theater Experience
Sunday, May 18, 2008
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Church Camping - Solomon's Island
This was a 2-day affair for our church family members to camp out in Solomon's island, but we were only able to catch up for the trip on Saturday, July 14, since hubby had to work late of Friday.
Did you know that this place is an ideal for a real, quiet vacation far from the bustling noise of the city? We were not able to go further around the area since we had to go back as soon as possible for another family affair get-together.
Here are some quick photos that we had before heading home.
I am looking forward to someday go back there to get a full visit and tour the place. If you enjoy relaxing by the beach, then I guess this is the ideal place for you...when you are in Maryland :).
See the real beauty of SOLOMON'S ISLAND. It's nostalgic and awesome.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Lap Band Surgery
Excursion at Skyline Caverns
A Day of Fun in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tulsa, Oklahoma the night of June 5. Airport security was on alert at level orange, so there was much flight delays. So far, it wasn't that crowded probably because it was still mid week and early when we left for Tulsa. Our itinerary was BWI - OHARE - TULSA Int'l Aiport.
We were checked in at Radisson, and we didn't start doing our usual itinerary schedules not until on the 7th the whole day. Of course, I understand this is not a pleasure trip but rather my hubby's work trip on purpose. But on the other side of it, it is still a good chance to have certain time of his day reserved for our usual tour trip.
June 7, 2007
First itinerary: Philbrook Museum of Art - just 15 minutes away from our hotel so that was good. We both learned to love the place. It's somewhat like a combination of a botanical garden, and a museum. Of course, inside the museum were variety of collections...paintings, sculptures, etc...
We had captured some photos of us and in the garden...we found it more mesmerizing in the garden, really!
Meantime, while walking alongside, we saw few squirrels playing under the tree looking for their nuts. We managed to capture one who kept on coming close to us. I found him so cute, doing little things on his own with his food..lol!
This one really wanted to catch somebody's attention! He's kinda making himself impressive...he was aware he was being on camera.
I thought I could just lie on the bench and get some sleep...hehehe..hubby said gottcha! and click goes the camera! geesh!
We didn't had any breakfast, so after a brief walk in the garden, we went to a restaurant which is located inside the museum. It's a small one but somewhat a formal one...and good food! I loved the grilled chicken with lettuce and tomatoes. yummy! ...with a refreshing iced tea.
Inside the museum:
Mwah to my doggie!
We kept on figuring this weird figure but we really don't know what it is except for that eyes and lips and for sure that's human's, wala nang iba!..lol!
Tulsa Zoo & Living Museum:
We went straight ahead to the zoo...and by the way, all of our trips were all done in a day..that's what happens when we do have little time left.
We went first to the elephant encounter...they're my husband's favorite animal, the elephants! We saw sneezy, the male elephant who's 34 years old. He was actually playing on the poolside.
Sneezy's girlfriends. I forgot the name of the other one, but the other elephant's name is gunda.
Hubby caught me chasing the geese again! He tried to stop me because he said they really have a painful bite. Most of these geese are mothers who are protecting their youngs, so they were a li'l bit aggressive.
The tiger even was in the mood to come closer to us and made his pose!
Inside the butterfly house! All we had to do was to catch a photo glimpse of their beautiful wings flapping together. Here are some good ones we captured! I compressed the photos for a much larger space...
Actually, it was a good idea to ride on the train just to go around the zoo. The good thing about the zoo is you can get closer view with the animals and get good shots. When you're on the train, they would just let you tour around the area and can still see the animals around.
Afterwhich, I was sooo tired and exhausted, and was very, very thirsty! The temperature was super hot! we were in the 90F that day!
Tulsa Air & Space Museum and Planetarium:
It was just a short visit. The museum was not that large, and there are some few war planes inside used during the world war 1 & 2 plus some small plane collections too. We tried watching a show in the planetarium but hubby said it was very boring...and so he slept during that whole show! Funny thing was, he was snoring while the show was on...gessh! I had to shake him a li'l bit..good thing, nobody complained hahaha!!!
Whew! It was a fun day afterall! A bit tiring but was worth it!
We had a tough day going back home...all flights were delayed, we were inside the plane and waited for the plane's take off for more than 30 minutes! Guck! That wasn't fun! From Tulsa to Chicago, still long waits, Chicago to Baltimore, flight was delayed for 45 minutes, airport crowded! Haay!!! super dead tired arriving back home!
Above all else, we thanked God for making us safe back home! We were blessed to face another new day with strength to do our deck staining which will be the next topic! I got sunburns!!! waaaahhhh!!!
I'll catch up later folks!
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
A Quick Trip To Delaware
Me and Melissa |
Hubby (in blue top and gray pants) playing volleyball |
Galco Holsters
Monday, April 21, 2008
A Trip to Farmington, PA
May 9-10, 2007 - Nemacolin Woodlands, Farmington, Pennsylvania
This has been an enjoying road trip going to Farmington, a 3-hour drive. The road going to the place is somewhat going to the countryside, but once you reach the place, you can really say it's worth the trip because of the hotel's location and architectural design. We were checked in at Chateau Lafayette, where in rooms are patterned from famous Ritz Paris in France with vaulted ceilings and crystal chandeliers. Bathtubs are designed likely for bigger people so that when you sit in there, you will be drowned! LOL!
Road Trip Photos: I think these are all parts of Sideling Hill. I find it very attractive :)
The photos below were taken on our way back home. Did you know that hubby had to do a U-turn just to stop by on this landmark so that we can take photos of the big deer? :) It turned out to be good shots for the deer, so I had my poses there as well. :)
Sunday, April 20, 2008
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Friday, April 18, 2008
I-Glide Tour in Philly
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Trip
April 9 - After checking in at our hotel and got settled, we went to see the famous Liberty Bell - the symbol of American freedom. It was just 5 minutes away from our hotel.
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Sad Family Reunion in Austin, Texas
March 30-April 2, 2007
This was a sudden unexpected trip for us, and hubby was able to book a flight the next day.
It was heart-breaking to let see uncle's passing away but I admire aunt Pat's and her 2 kids for being so strong and positive minded. It should not be a thing to grieve upon because we know God is with him now.
Then, the family took us to a dinner after the interment at Oasis restaurant which by the way has a beautiful sunset view. Actually, they would ring a bell when the time for sunset is set, and people would be flocking on the viewing spot to take a photo.
I was able to get one! :)
More views from the scenic place of Oasis Restaurant.
Family Dinner:
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Kamayan Restaurant
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
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