Since things have been flying by,and thus insanely crazy, I have not had time to update as things have happened. We had a wonderful time in California, and although it went quickly, we managed to pack in a lot. I was able to go to several performances and rehearsals- something I have greatly missed! Bray has progressed a lot, and it was encouraging to hear the professors praise his hard work and evolving voice. So, hear are some of the pics from the trip- enjoy!
We stayed above the garage of this amazing house...it was a nice apartment and right in Montecito.
The purple flowers are Agamanthis, or lily of the Nile and they were everywhere! Beautiful California! This is the rest of the house-it was gorgeous!
Shopping on State Street with Daddy...starting early:)
A family pic right before we had to go home:(
I just found this picture somewhat ironic...it just shows that people pay no attention to signs!
This is a restaurant on Stearn's Wharf...so we had to take a picture with good ol' Moby Dick.
I actually was not a fan of Moby Dick (the book) but I liked this guy alright.
The day of the Marilyn Horne competition....it was beautiful weather, and everyone did well!
They have an Arlington West Memorial for the soldiers who have died in Iraq...they set it up every Sunday on the beach, and the measurements match Arlington in France.
It was fun to see an actual ship among all the yachts....I must get that from my Dad.
The purple flowers are Agamanthis, or lily of the Nile and they were everywhere! Beautiful California! This is the rest of the house-it was gorgeous! Shopping on State Street with Daddy...starting early:)
A family pic right before we had to go home:(
I just found this picture somewhat ironic...it just shows that people pay no attention to signs!
This is a restaurant on Stearn's Wharf...so we had to take a picture with good ol' Moby Dick.
I actually was not a fan of Moby Dick (the book) but I liked this guy alright.
The day of the Marilyn Horne competition....it was beautiful weather, and everyone did well!
They have an Arlington West Memorial for the soldiers who have died in Iraq...they set it up every Sunday on the beach, and the measurements match Arlington in France.
It was fun to see an actual ship among all the yachts....I must get that from my Dad.
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