Monday, November 17, 2008
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Diggin' for gold
While in Sacramento we went up to Coloma, where gold was first discovered in CA. Here is Cody diggin' in front of the Sutter's mill replica on the American River. We stuck our feet in the river to see if we would stub our toe on anything shiny and gold.
On the way up to Coloma we did a little Johnny Cash history detour and stopped by Folsom Prison. I was already a little nervous being there and while we were in the little museum the full on prison sirens went off and the old tour guide got a shocked look on his face and said, "ohh noo! " (I was already flipping out) "its twelve noon!" he was cracking up at the rise he got out of me. Anyway heres to Johnny Cash
On the way up to Coloma we did a little Johnny Cash history detour and stopped by Folsom Prison. I was already a little nervous being there and while we were in the little museum the full on prison sirens went off and the old tour guide got a shocked look on his face and said, "ohh noo! " (I was already flipping out) "its twelve noon!" he was cracking up at the rise he got out of me. Anyway heres to Johnny Cash
And here are some more Gold Rush pics
Cody didn't get his fill at Folsom. He loved this old broken down prison in Coloma. And an interesting family history side note, one of my great great great grandpas was a gold miner up here in Nor Cal and he and his partner found a vein of gold and then his partner murdered him. Sad, huh. 
For any non-Bowlers This is Aunt Debbie, Cody's Dad's Sister, who lives near Sac town
Church vs State jk
We took a road trip up to Sacramento a couple of weeks ago. We had a nice time checkin' stuff out. The architechture of the capital building is stunning, but... 
You just don't get the goosebumps like being here.
OR should I say Turkey bumps? There were like 20 enormous wild turkeys running around enjoying that nice mormon soil outside the Sacramento temple on a sweet acre or two picnic area.
You just don't get the goosebumps like being here.
OR should I say Turkey bumps? There were like 20 enormous wild turkeys running around enjoying that nice mormon soil outside the Sacramento temple on a sweet acre or two picnic area.
Here are some more pics.
Notice how many shots I have of me running after Rowdy.
Notice how many shots I have of me running after Rowdy.
Thanks Aunt Deb for the nice time!Thursday, November 13, 2008
The Best Part of Waking Up
Rowdy and I eat cereal together whenever I'm home and awake in the morning. We're a perfect team. I eat the cereal and he drinks the milk
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Halloween
I don't have my camera or a lot of time to post, but I couldn't resist stealing these shots of Rowdy from Letti's blog. I crack up every time I see them. Rowdy had a good Haloween, and so did we
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