La Quinta Inn And Suites Austin Mopac

I want to wish everyone a happy thanksgiving.
I had a great thanksgiving week. I want to thank some of you who have already donated. Thank You.

My grandparents came and brought me money from some of my sponsors. I had to make sure I sent out thank you e-mails. My dad had to send in more money to People to People so I could get a confirmed spot in the program.

I will have soap for sale soon, and details of my other fundraisers.

... ski. Other things included a collapsible bed with our own blanket and pillows in case we find ourselves in an unsanitary place. We saw Jennifer Elliott as we were packing and off we went. Our first stop will be in Dallas to see Tommy and Debbie.

... pay 5,10,20, 50 dollars or any amount a month or a flat rate.

Now you can use your credit card or pay pal if you have that account. This will solve problems because we won't have to worry about checks or cash getting lost in the mail.

I have made it easy to donate, so now you can get going from the comfort of your own home.

thanks,
saffana

... is already in possession of such powerful passion as to shake the very sounds of life. It is not that passion has to be attained. It has to be discovered, released. It is already there. You just have to let it out. Shine your light. Light your fire. Light yourself. Burn.

Calexico

ps. I put a few of my favorite shots that I took from my trip to Rosarito back in October. I know these are late and out of context. Oh well.

... picture of George Strait, man I would have given anything for it. We also saw a major traffic backup on the way to the LBJ NHP and we noticed a hearse sitting next to us. It wasn't until we put all the pieces together seeing that charred car that appeared to rear end a suburban and the hearse backed up to the ambulance, that we knew what had happened. We later heard ...

... a circle approximately 3,000 feet in diameter with a blue-white light. The light was intended to be bright enough that you could read an ordinary pocket watch on midnight of even the darkest of nights. The city electric department employed one person whose sole responsibility was to maintain the carbon arc lamps and light the towers each day. In 1923, the city replaced the carbon arc lamps with incandescent bulbs and switches were installed at the base of each tower. During World War II ...

... days before, so I had gotten to hang out with her already. People were awesome for coming and hanging out. We had a blast. We went from early afternoon until the early hours of the next morning. Drunk Cranium was a lot of fun. I have great friends. But I don't have pictures. Someone must though. Email me if you do.

Enjoying the groove of life. After the whirwind of the last 6 months the last few weeks have been smooth. Pretty much work and walk the dog and hang with Leah, not bad. We went to New Orleans for Leah's end of the year meeting. It's great she gets to work with people we already know; makes for so much fun. Going to see Phish in Wisconsin this summer, cant wait for that. Hope all's well all!

It's our final day at home and the last of the laundry, errands and packing are getting done. Today it's primarily Dwain who will be gathering up things and stuffing them into a suitcase. And the tub is gone. Hey, that's progress, right?! For those who have been aware of the family saga, Dwain's mom went home from the hospital yesterday afternoon. She seems to be doing a bit better each day. We hope for her continued improvement. I know she will be on our minds as we travel ...

... away way up! Including a last minute bet of $150 where I hit blackjack! Woo hoo! The Biltmore hotel in Phoenix rocks by the way...wish I could have stayed there a bit longer. Flew back to Dallas for 3 nights with my friends including Ruben, Munkee, Victoria, Yoshi and Nanda...great to see them all. While in Dallas I also stocked up on goodies including two huge bottles of Makers Mark and 6 boxes of red wine ...