Posts from ‘June, 2006’

I like walking more than I like running. Enough said. Adrienne This is what it looks like after a short jog through the neighborhood or dry woodsy area of Show Low, AZ. Fake, yet happy smiles. How I adore running. Be still my beating heart. This is what it looks like walking down some dark [...]

Tummy is feeling a little bit better now. Just had K-Bob’s Famous Kabob and it was delicious, but I couldn’t eat it all. I’m trying to ease back into the eating thing. Listening to Jill Scott now…. Very relaxing… Have to be up at 5 am to hit the walking road again. Just thought I’d [...]

After eating Joseph’s fiery carne avovada burrito which translates to spiced chunks of pork in slimey green chile sauce yesterday, my stomach was under a massive insurgent attack. Considering I spent the whole night attached to the john having the frosted mini wheats this morning probably wasn’t the best idea, but I wanted them. Perhaps, [...]

Now that Trinidad & Tobago have basically made their exit out of the World Cup I needn’t follow the games anymore. Just kidding. Not that I was really watching them all that hardcore, but when I had the chance I would. Anywhoodle aside from the World Cup I wanted to let everyone know that I [...]

Top: Bored in Vega, Texas Bottom: Souvenirs for the taking. Okay – after weeks of by blog being in under major construction disaster, I am happy to report I have found a theme that looks pretty snazzy and works. (Thanks mucho Nicole!!!) I’m going to try to do some back posting and keep up with [...]

There was a carnival right across from the hotel we stayed at in Pampa, Texas. These are two of my favorite shots from the event. Richard is the mastermind behind the first and I am the artist of the second. Keeper of the Carnival! Carnival dreams and lights! This one is from Ms. Jaime Case’s [...]

Yesterday I had the chance to check out some actual Indian dwellings from tribes like the Plains, Navajo, Kiowa, Witchita Cadoo and others in Indian City. I purchased a fresh pair of beaded earrings made by a local Commache woman. Excitement!!!! Got the address info for the Choctaw reservation in Durant, Oklahoma and found out [...]

One reason I’m really looking forward to getting to California is for this reason – My new first second cousin Bayani Khalil Reed. Can’t wait to see the little tyke and for those wondering about the name, Bayani means “Hero” in Tagalog. But what’s in a name anyway? He’s so cute, ain’t he? Baby Bayani!!!! [...]

This weekend I had the chance to kick it at Wal-Mart headquarters in Bentonville, AR during the huge shareholders meeting. I also saw the original Wal-Mart store pictured below on the 5k walk/run. Phun stuff! Our tour bus before the rain started pouring in Arkansas. The first Waltons or Wal-Mart of sorts. K. Yamaguchi and [...]