Amerisuites Tempe Arizona Mills

... visiting. It's great to see an old friend with a great family, but it also makes you reflect. It was the first time I really got to play with and study a two year old. And now I know why they say an angel watches over all small children. <br>Erin and I have decided to make our visits more frequent in the future.

We did a bird walk this morning at Veterans Oasis Park, a new reclamation project in Chandler. Reclamation meaning the end product of a waste water treatment facility.<br>We have a fish able lake here with limits and everything, a large wetland and an environmental education center on site.<br>Parks like this are an inspiration in the desert. Take a look at the pictures to see what I mean--would you guess it's genesis?<br><br>When you grow up ...

... 01/12/2010 - Quartzsite<br><br>01/17/2010 - Valle D' Oro, Mesa, Arizona<br><br>01/24/2010 - Yuma Lakes, Yuma, Arizona<br><br>01/31/2010 - Wilderness Lakes, Thousand Trails Park, Menifee, California<br><br>02/14/2010 - Catalina Spa, Desert Hot Springs<br><br>02/28/2010 - Ridgeview Resort, Bullhead City, Arizona<br><br>03/07/2010 - Lake Havasau, California<br><br>03/14/2010 - back in East Mesa.....and ready for some spring training games!!<br><br>

Hiking in Phoenix twists your mind. Because you actually hike IN the city. But not in the city like down city streets--you're in nature preserves that wrap you in solitude, surround you with desolation, and thrill you with singular beauty. All this while being actually very close to the congestion and stress of the city you're escaping.<br><br>We hiked up Lost Dog Wash Trail in the McDowell-Sonoran Preserve ...

Every morning if we were moving on it would be bags to the coach at 7:45am sharp. Lauren had made a point on the first day by leaving some people behind after a lunch break in San Diego as they were late coming back. In the welcome tour she had given us all an 'on **** sheet' with all the addresses we would be staying at so if you got left behind somewhere or were drunk and didn't know how to get home ...

... have lots of opportunities to proclaim and demonstrate the Gospel.<br><br>5. that God&#8217;s kingdom come and his will be done, in Cork, Ireland, just as it is in heaven (Matthew 5:10).<br><br>Thanks for taking the time to read this and for taking the time to pray. We appreciate you and your friendship and ministry to us. Thanks!<br><br>The Sprout family: Melanie, Jeff, Stephen, Sam, Silas, and Jamie <br><br> <br><br> <br><br>

We started our trip from Tempe, Arizona (see how we currently lived there). Our goal was to find a new life and our destination was the south-west, southeast, and notrth-east sections of the United States.<br><br>So it was time to say our 'Good byes.'

Okay, so we're not going for a couple of weeks, but I wanted to know how the blog worked and also talk about some of the restaurants we're thinking about visiting... One of the places we thought about was going to Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill in Ceasar's Palace. We love watching Bobby in his Throwdown show and didn't have the opportunity to visit the Mesa Grill in New York (although, watch for another ...

... bruised bodies in. That brings me to today. Myself and Chis from Melbourne are heading off on our own. We are making our way to a town called Sedona. It's north of Phoenix, south of the Grand Canyon. It's suppossed to be nuts, Vortex Rock formations that have crazy energy fields zappin all kinds of **** out into the urt. Dudududu, might even see some UFO's on route. Tomorrow we hope to see the Grand Canyon. Something I've always wanted to see ...