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2011 Year in Review: August – September
Happy New Year everyone! To wrap up my review of the fabulous year of 2011, I’ll be going over some of the really big things that happened in my life between August – September. Also…check out January-July and the Wedding … Continue reading
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2011 Year in Review: August – September
Happy New Year everyone! To wrap up my review of the fabulous year of 2011, I’ll be going over some of the really big things that happened in my life between August – September. Also…check out January-July and the Wedding … Continue reading
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2011 Year in Review: August – September
Happy New Year everyone! To wrap up my review of the fabulous year of 2011, I’ll be going over some of the really big things that happened in my life between August – December. Also…check out January-July and the Wedding … Continue reading
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Merry Christmas…with a twist
Merry Christmas everyone! Even though it really is Christmas…it just doesn’t feel like it to me right now. This is mostly because we’re not quite following our Christmas traditions in any way this year….for several reasons: Christmas is on a … Continue reading
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Tagged Albuquerque, christmas, Christmas Break, Christmas Vacation, Clark Griswold, ertl farm set, family, farm set, holiday, tradition
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The Best Thanksgiving Dinner…EVER.
This Thanksgiving, I celebrated the holiday in a very different way than I usually do. Usually, I spend my morning being lazy and watching the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, and then my family and I go to my cousin’s house … Continue reading
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A Photo Summary of my Thanksgiving Vacation
I’ve been in Albuquerque with my sister, Natalie, and brother-in-law, John, for about 6 days now, so I figured that the best way to share all of the cool things that I have done here would be in pictures….so here … Continue reading
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Tagged Albuquerque, couponing, family, football, hiking, new mexico, Old Town, Sandia Mountains, shopping, Thanksgiving Break, Thanksgiving Day, tram
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My Journey to the Top of the World: Part II
Yesterday, I went hiking for the first time, on the Sandia Mountains with my sister, Natalie, her husband, John, and John’s brother, Paul. We planned for about a 6 hour hike, but we weren’t positive about where we would stop … Continue reading
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My Journey to the Top of the World: Part I
Something that most people don’t know about Albuquerque is that the city is set in the foothills of the Sandia Mountains, and that it is actually the highest elevated metropolitan city in the US. So one of the things that … Continue reading
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My Journey to the Top of the World: Part I
Something that most people don’t know about Albuquerque is that the city is set in the foothills of the Sandia Mountains, and that it is actually the highest elevated metropolitan city in the US. So one of the things that … Continue reading
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My Journey to the Top of the World: Part I
Something that most people don’t know about Albuquerque is that the city is set in the foothills of the Sandia Mountains, and that it is actually the highest elevated metropolitan city in the US. So one of the things that … Continue reading
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Tagged Albuquerque, family, hiking, mountain, mountain hiking, Sandia Mountains, Thanksgiving Break, trails
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