Andrea was so good as to do my toenails before I left. (I have had numerous compliments!)
We hiked up Box Canyon with Andrea and her friend Emily Wilson (the day after their graduation).
There wasn't much water coming off the "waterfall". We stayed at the bottom while Andrea monkeyed up and back down.
After eating lunch at the Levan Homestead, we set out on the first leg of out Texas trip.
We stopped at the Sand Bench look out (still in Utah).
Ghost Rock look out.
Spooky Ghost rocks!
Beautiful red rocks of Utah.
They really don't want to you miss it!
There it is!
Rolling through Colorado (I think...).
Good lookin' chauffeur!
Draggin' Main in New Mexico.
That's a looong road through "No Where," New Mexico.
Yup, still in No Where... Nice clouds though.
We did pass through a short little place with these trees that were planted in super neat rows. They didn't appear to be orchards though, just random patches of neatly planted trees. Okay.
Wish could have capture how big and beautiful the moon actually was (Just crossed into Texas).
Stopped for fuel and noticed the Lone Star flag flying
right next to the American flag. (Like the same height too! Colton just had to take a picture!)
Settling in Here in the Lone Star State
Rolled in to San Antonio at 2 pm on Colton's actual birthday. This is all the stuff we brought with us which really doesn't fill our new little apartment.
Hmm... This is a familiar sight.
The Ultimate One-Trip-from-the-Car!
At the Macaroni Grill for a little birthday date night.
The house opera singer sang "Happy Birthday" to him in Italian and they gave him a free piece of cheesecake. (Isn't he so spoiled?!)
On the corner across from USAA.
USAA building and grounds.
We spent a Saturday with our friends at Sea World!
Preparing a home.
What could be in that little box?!
It's a Hedge Hog!!!
Look at that adorable face! (The hedge hog's, not mine! ;)
We took a lot of suggestions and finally decided to call her Nellie Bean.
