Jesson and I wanted to say Merry Christmas to everyone! Above is a picture from my work Christmas party. Hope everyone is enjoying the holiday season and being careful when they travel! See you in the New Year!
With so many friends and family to keep up with we thought we would start this blog as a way to keep in touch with people and share a few glimpses of our life.
Monday, December 17, 2007
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Turks first Event!
This weekend I went to Ocala to watch the 3-Day eventing at the Florida Horse Park. As Griffon and Nano are now seasoned horse show attendees, it was time to introduce the new guy on the block to the action and let him get used to it. I couldn't have asked for a more well behaved dog, or a more adored one! I could barely go three feet without someone asking what type of dog he was and telling me how cute he was! Turk made many new friends and received several offers for new homes! In the end he came home with me though! Below are some pictures of his adventure:
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Tally Ho!
This past Saturday, the 10th, I was invited to attend the Opening Meet of the Misty Morning Hounds Hunt here in Gainesville. My trainer Audrey and I went and had a ton of fun. Below are the pictures we were able to take and two videos of the action at the end:
Reno and I getting ready to go.
Waiting to leave.
Waiting to leave.
Reno getting impatient!
This is the Hunt Master calling the hounds with her horn.
Totally Turkish!
Well...it has happened again. We have expanded our 4 legged brood by yet another furry friend. Turkish joined the family on Thursday, November 8th. He is a Chocolate Lab and Catahoula Leopard Hound cross. He is ten weeks old and is a bundle of fun! Nano is very excited to have another playmate, Griffon is not too sure about the intruder in his house!
Saturday, November 3, 2007
Trick or Treat!
Each year on Halloween the departments at my office compete to see who can come up with the best Halloween costumes. Only it's almost never only about the costumes. Winning at Halloween requires that you go all out and decorate your office space as well as yourself. In a bid to win this year my department decided to dress up as characters from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (the newer, Johnny Depp version). We then proceeded to decorate our entire department to look as much like the Chocolate Factory as possible. Below are pictures of the madness that ensued!
A "before" shot.
Another "before" shot.
Our Manager Allie (along with all the other managers in the building) cooked breakfast for everyone that morning. It was amazing and we had food for days!
Welcome to Wonka Land!
Another "before" shot.
Our Manager Allie (along with all the other managers in the building) cooked breakfast for everyone that morning. It was amazing and we had food for days!
Welcome to Wonka Land!
We had a bubble machine to make things fun.
Our trail of peppermints through our crazy colored grass.
Wonka Bars and Lollipops on the walls.
Lollipops growing out of the crazy grass.
A chocolate fountain of course!
Some spray painted gourds just for fun!
The whole crew. Back row (from left to right) Karen as Violet Beauregard, Jason as Charlie, Lesley as Veruca Salt, Andy as Willy Wonka, Nate as Mike Teevee, Darin as Grandpa, Enrique as Augustus Gloop. Front row (from left to right) all the Oompa Loompas, Rita, me, Dania, Kiki, and Kristen.
Jesson wanted to get in on the fun so he tried on my costume!
Sunday, September 9, 2007
Show Time, Take 2
This past Saturday (Sept. 8th) my trainer Audrey and I went to compete in a horse show at Gray Lily Farm in Havana, Fl. The show went very well with Audrey and I each placing in all of our classes. I got a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th in my four classes and was very pleased with the way Reno and I are working together now. We're really starting to become a team and all the hard work is paying off! Here are some pictures from the show:
Hey Y'All!
Over Labor Day weekend this year Jesson and I went to Savannah, GA. Neither of us had ever been and we wanted to go on a little adventure not too far from home. The drive was short (only 3 1/2 hours) and the town was new and fun. There were many historic, older homes that took you back to a "Gone With the Wind" era. There were also many wonderful shops, restaurants, and old churches for us to explore. It was a wonderful and relaxing weekend. Below are some pictures we took while we were there:
This is historic River Street in Savannah. There were many art galleries as well as candy kitchens and souvenir shops along the river.
This was our lunch at the Express Bakery & Deli. This was by far our favorite place in Savannah. We had their Honey Ginger Chicken Sandwich, Homemade Bread Pudding, Curried Cream of Chicken Soup, and Blueberry Danish. It was the best!
Jesson and I found this great kitchen store just across from the bakery. They had all sorts of fun gadgets and even offered cooking classes.
This is Paula Dean's restaurant. There was always a huge crowd outside that was spilling into the street. You had to wait outside for 3-4 hours just to make a reservation! Needless to say, we didn't eat there!
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