2009 memories in photos
We cooked a lot - and are starting to become quite competent in tex-mex and mexican recipes:
Our mailbox was destroyed. Again.
We thoroughly enjoyed Pi Rho festival (the rocket festival we go to with our friend Sally):
Having baseball to softball sized hail hit my car with me in it is not something I want to do again:
Having old friends move to Austin has been a very good thing. It's been fun cooking and playing Rock Band with Brian & Angela. We've also had fun making sure they've experienced almost all of our favorite Austin restaurants:
We may not be fast when it comes to home improvement, but we did finish our half-bath:
I like doing Hawaiian Applique:
We toured the Astros Stadium in Houston, and Matt posed in the dugout as the manager:
Colorado was beautiful, especially the aspens.
It will be tough to top these Halloween Costumes:
Matt got 2nd place in the Central Market Hatch Green Chile cook-off:
Mi Tierra at Market Square in San Antonio is as kitschy as anything, but wow, is it tasty:
No trip to Cornerstone is complete without a James Brownie Funky Jackhammer from Andy's Frozen Custard in Springfield, Missouri (and this year, a bonus trip to Kansas City)
Our elitist & Cornerstone friends are among the best people ever. It was really great having Sara there this year!
Going on sabbatical is the best. I wish I could do it every day!
Being delayed in Dallas, then re-routed to Vegas did not make for a great start to our Hawaiian vacation. But, we did have the most expensive hamburgers ever (when you factor in cab fare from the Las Vegas airport to the nearest In-N-Out burger). Delicious!
We both hiked Diamond Head in Oahu. This was a big accomplishment for me, considering that 2009 has been the year of heel pain. :(
Hawaii was gorgeous, of course!
Having my parents visit us in Hawaii was wonderful! (and warm, other than the day on Haleakala)
We drove through West Texas. Not a whole lot there, honestly. But, I will remember that it's always fun to road-trip with Matt.
Here's a slideshow of other photos from 2009:
Our mailbox was destroyed. Again.
We thoroughly enjoyed Pi Rho festival (the rocket festival we go to with our friend Sally):
Having baseball to softball sized hail hit my car with me in it is not something I want to do again:
Having old friends move to Austin has been a very good thing. It's been fun cooking and playing Rock Band with Brian & Angela. We've also had fun making sure they've experienced almost all of our favorite Austin restaurants:
We may not be fast when it comes to home improvement, but we did finish our half-bath:
I like doing Hawaiian Applique:
We toured the Astros Stadium in Houston, and Matt posed in the dugout as the manager:
Colorado was beautiful, especially the aspens.
It will be tough to top these Halloween Costumes:
Matt got 2nd place in the Central Market Hatch Green Chile cook-off:
Mi Tierra at Market Square in San Antonio is as kitschy as anything, but wow, is it tasty:
No trip to Cornerstone is complete without a James Brownie Funky Jackhammer from Andy's Frozen Custard in Springfield, Missouri (and this year, a bonus trip to Kansas City)
Our elitist & Cornerstone friends are among the best people ever. It was really great having Sara there this year!
Going on sabbatical is the best. I wish I could do it every day!
Being delayed in Dallas, then re-routed to Vegas did not make for a great start to our Hawaiian vacation. But, we did have the most expensive hamburgers ever (when you factor in cab fare from the Las Vegas airport to the nearest In-N-Out burger). Delicious!
We both hiked Diamond Head in Oahu. This was a big accomplishment for me, considering that 2009 has been the year of heel pain. :(
Hawaii was gorgeous, of course!
Having my parents visit us in Hawaii was wonderful! (and warm, other than the day on Haleakala)
We drove through West Texas. Not a whole lot there, honestly. But, I will remember that it's always fun to road-trip with Matt.
Here's a slideshow of other photos from 2009:
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