WPB zoo

Went to the zoo last weekend in West Palm Beach. I think we like that one better than Miami's. More shade, lol. I am trying to plan a day trip to Miami either President's day or the 24th to go to Miami's SeaAquarium. If you are a FL resident and you go in Feb, you get a free upgrade to a yearly pass. It looks like we may get rain again Monday. We will have to see. Yes, things are WET here right now. Outtings are hard to plan around soccer, work, track, weather, me looking for work etc. Hope you enjoy the pictures!

WDW

A few snapshots from WDW. I enjoyed it. The kids loved it. With that being said, never again without Chris to help me. Too much work. I gotta say as a CA girl, I like Disneyland mucho better. lol But as this is within 3 hours, I won't knock it too bad. lol

Key West

Key West was great fun. Not a whole lot to do for the kids, but I LOVED it. Plenty of shopping, great food, lots to look at. There is a ton of Victorian, cape, Queen Anne arcitecture. The feral roosters are a hoot. There is a lot of alternative lifestyle folks there, but I think it adds to the quarkiness of the island. The only downside...takes 5 hours to drive 170 miles! No, I don't know the people on the sign to show you are at most southern point. Wasn't waiting in line to get the kids to stand for a photo, lol.

Bubbles

I am still online. I have been looking for ft work while touring preschools for Jack. I will let you all know when it all falls into place. Until then, I have some pictures to post. Jack loves bubbles!

turning it off

I am going to be without internet/cable for some time. You know how to reach me. {{hugs}} everyone!!! Money shortages everywhere these days.

spaghetti

Of course this reminds me of my sis. She will "get it". Mind you, she was a thousand times messier. I laughed a thousand times more. However this time I have to clean it all up.

flooding

Oh yes, that is my old town that is on the news. I was glued to Internet pictures all day yesterday. From what I can figure, the water came within a 1/2 mile of my old home. The school Grif went to is seriously soggy. I can't imagine they will be opened tomorrow. I walked those streets several times a week during my "nature walks". Desert towns don't normally flood. I guess this shows you that, yes, it can always get worse and no town is immune from disasters. I can't imagine losing all your possessions all at once. I doubt many people had flood insurance. That wasn't a flood zone. If you want to see more pictures go to rgj.com That is the Reno newspaper site. There are several photo albums of pictures.