Happy Birthday KCface

Happy Birthday Kc. He enjoyed his gifts (the mariners shirt, and baseball glove) so much he wouldn't take them off for dinner. Baseball+Dr. Pepper+Salmon=Amazing birthday for Kc.

(happy birthday to my cousin Claire Brown, and friend Ashly Lark too! April 8th is a good day.)

One long party.

It has been a while since I have added anything new. Mostly because we have had awesome visitors and I didn't have time. But to recap my twin sister Martha came to town a few days before our birthday. She got to see our apartment and Alameda, and hangout with our sister Anne and all of their visitors for Easter. It was a lot of fun to blow out candles with her again this year. Even though she blew them all out before I did and all the smoke went in my mouth. It was still worth it. Kc's parents also came to town to entertain him while he was on his week break after finishing his first quarter of chiropractic school. Thanks to everyone who flew into town and made the past week and a half amazing.
These pictures were from the Saturday I got to hangout with Kc aand his parents in the city. We went to Mama's and Alcatraz and walked around downtown, it was delicious.

Visitors Paradise

Thanks for coming to town to celebrate Martha face. Happy birthday.

Wedding Interview

In April of 2006 Martha and Meka interviewed Kc for a wedding shower. I downloaded some of the clips when Martha came to visit last week. Here was a funny one that I thought I should share for Meka. She blew the news to my Dad a little before Kc had planned to ask my Dad if he could marry me- so she was asking Kc to state the details in the interview. Kc looks a little nervous in these clips. HAha

Egg-tastic

In honor of Easter egg hunts and decorating I thought you might be interested in this. I found a fair that is coming to the Bay Area soon (Makerfaire) that features all hand-made things and in the image gallery I found this...

those are some intricate little eggs if I have ever seen any.

made with a motorized machine and a fine point marker. The machine was hand made.

Wow. Some people are pretty creative. Happy Egg decorating and hunting.

94080 & Tunnel Time

Joel and Kc with imaginary swords at Malibu Grand Prix- a castle with mini golf and more.

Kc redeeming himself for striking out the last time we went to the batting cages.

The first and second place winners

Look at that huge bunny on the headquarters of See's Candies

Bunnies and more bunnies

Easter is in a week, (on me and martha's birthday) so excited!

Church Building near SFSU

On Saturday we went to check out all that South San Francisco had to offer. Well not all of it I guess but some of it. We went and met up with our friend Joel G. Monson who lives out there. He lives a minute from the So. San Francisco Bart and in the backyard of Costco, which is a crazy thing to watch. Costco seems like it is still a phenomena in San Francisco. Millions of cars pour through the gas station and parking lot every hour of the day. After watching Costco for a while we went and checked out a little mini-golf, ate some In-n-Out, stopped by the See's Headquarters, Joel gave us a drive by tour of SFSU, and the beautiful church building.
It was all really fun. One stand-out experience while playing mini-golf was the out of control people behind us, a white guy and an asian lady, about early 30's with her son who was probably 10. So I am pretty sure they had forgotten all mini-golf customary traditions. We were putting on one of those holes where it shoots through the barn and comes out on the lower putting green turf. Well, we started and were now on the lower turf when all of a sudden two more golf balls come rolling out of the pipes. Then they came down and started hitting there balls around until they got the point that we were waiting for them to leave. When the lady goes and picks up my ball and walks away. After this happened at a few more holes we let them go ahead. Weird.
On the Bart ride there and back we also ran into some drunk Irish people attending the St. Patty's parade downtown. As well as a guy that seemed to be living on the Bart who whenever the train went underground would yell Tunnel Time!

workin for the weekend

I love living in or near a big city. Whether it has been LA, NYC, Seattle or San Fran, I just like knowing it is close and that there are exciting things going on if you have time and money to go enjoy them. But this weekend Kc and I enjoyed the big city of Oakland. We thought we deserved to go out since we have been indoors for two weeks recovering from sicknesses. Also I finished my first 7 days at my new work. Friday we checked out the 66th Street Fair, cause randomnly it showed up on the side of the 880 one day. We had to check out the Super Slide, and a few money pit games.





Then Saturday we met up with Joel Monson, a friend of ours who grew up with Kc in Sammamish, WA. We drove over to the Lake Chabot (sha-bo) Golf course. I went along to just walk the course and it was pretty fun. I have never been to a golf course where you drive through the fairway in your car to get to the pro shop. Yeah before you tee up you check where you are aiming, your grip, and if a car is passing. Then the 18th hole is a 680 yard par 6 that drops down a hill. It was pretty crazy with sweet views of Oakland.