God has certainly blessed us with an abundant year and great times with our family and friends. We are very thankful and are looking forward to 2014. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
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December 2013
12/25/2013
12/14/2013
In Florida for Work, Must Disney World.
There are times in life when you just have to let go of yourself. Being at Disney is one of those times. I am normally somewhat of a fuddy-duddy, but being at Disney to my dismay, brings out my inner child and frees me...to explore my imagination. The fun that ensues is freeing. The magical and majestic landscape was surprisingly not very crowded. Jenn and I were able to ride pretty much anything we wanted to as much as we wanted to before the usual crowds arrived to create the salty/sweet molasses that can drain you in such places. My favorite thing to do is to soar above the crowds on the People Mover in Tomorrowland; gazing down on the suckers with their mouse ear hats and the endless hordes of strollers, smiles and laughter. All hail the happiest place on Earth.
12/10/2013
A sunset to remember!
Traveling allows you the opportunity to see ordinary everyday things like sunsets in a different light. This photo was taken near Cocoa Beach, FL. The Banana River is alive with fish and manatees. We were headed back to the hotel and saw this boatlaunch glowing with the late day sun. We pulled in and walked out to the end of the dock for some pictures. Suddenly we were surprised by a group of manatees bobbing up for air in a rythmic pattern. I could not recall ever seeing a manatee in the wild. It was magical. I really enjoy seeing something so beautiful and am thankful to be able to this for a living...more to come from Florida.
12/05/2013
Secret Spy Cloud
Near Cape Canaveral and NASA there was this peculiar looking cloud floating over the land. It probably had an alien spy ship hiding in it. Conspiracy Much?
12/04/2013
Why I love Forts!!!!!
Ever since I first saw Fort Morgan I have been in love with forts. It would be a dream of mine to build my own compound out of stacked stones and mortar. I am not sure if it is the geometric design or the 20'' thick walls. I imagine being bombarded by cannon fire and being charged by hordes of enemy infantry. This fort was in St. Augestine, FL and was a lot of fun to visit. Imagining a time when there were not dozens of high-end housing just across the river from this fort. Just woods, water, and the power to survive.