Entries Tagged as 'tammy'

Packed Wrigley Field on Labor Day

September 7th, 2007 · 7 Comments

Wrigley Field Scoreboard

Wrigley Field Full Stands

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Wrigley Field Crowd

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Wrigley Field Hotdog

Empty Stands

Leaving Wrigley Field

Doug gave us tickets for the Labor Day Cubs game so Caroline, Carrie, Tammy and I went. The place was full. It was a fun time. Too bad the Cubs lost big time.

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More Photos From Our Barbecue

September 6th, 2007 · 4 Comments

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Jordan, George, Dallas

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Jordan cutting cabbage for the sashimi plate

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Tammy baking cookies

Uncle Dee
Uncle Dee

George
George

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Caroline, Carrie, Heather, Tammy

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Chris & Mitch playing ladder golf

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Dallas, George, Kathy, Caroline, Auntie Kathy, Jordan, Rachelle, Uncle Dee

More photos from our barbecue on Sunday. It was fun to have all of the family over, both from out of town and the suburbs. We’ve been at this place for about a year and hadn’t had everyone over yet, so mark that off the list.

On a technical note, I somehow had my camera ISO set to 1600 on all of these, when I probably normally would have been on 400. Some of the photos were unusable, some look barely passable, and some I have still posted even though they’re really noisy. Same goes for the wonton photos. I think it’s time to tape a note on my camera that says “CHECK ISO SETTING” to remind myself every time.

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Spirit of America

September 4th, 2007 · No Comments

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After lunch at Portillo’s, Auntie Laura (from the suburbs), Auntie Kathy (from Kauai), Caroline, Tammy, and Carrie (from Phoenix) and I all tried to go to the Field Museum but there was a college football game at Soldier Field and traffic management told us not to even try it because all of the parking was full on the Museum Campus. Instead we went to the Museum of Science and Industry. I’ve been there a few times, but I don’t think you could ever get to the point where you’ve seen everything there.

These photos were taken at the Spirit of America race car exhibit.

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Polihale Beach

March 24th, 2007 · 1 Comment

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The last time we were in Kaua’i we tried to go to Polihale beach, but it was closed, so when we saw Jordan and he said that he and Caroline and Caroline’s friends were going there later in the day, I was psyched to go. Yay! A beach I’d never been to!

Polihale is the last beach when you drive down Hwy 50 west from Waimea, past the Pacific Missle Range Facility.* Actually, you go all the way to the end of the highway then you get on a dirt/gravel road and drive for about 20 more minutes. That was the most bumpy road I’ve ever been on. Huge holes… er.. pukas? :) You really have to wear your seatbelt or you’re going to get some bruises. Good thing we had an SUV. It wasn’t a fun drive, but the beach at the end was totally worth it.

Polihale Beach is Kauai’s westernmost point and it’s Hawaii’s longest beach with 17 miles of white sand. At the north end of the beach, where we were, are the cliffs of the Na Pali coast. I heard that the dunes here can get up to 100 feet tall and that because the entire beach is unprotected from the ocean, the surf and currents can get really fierce.

*The Pacific Missile Rang Facility (PMRF) is the world’s largest instrumented, multi-dimensional testing and training range. It’s also he only range in the world where submarines, surface ships, aircraft and space vehicles can operate and be tracked simultaneously.

When we left Polihale, we went to Waimea Brewing Co. in Waimea. I had two beers – the Leilani Light, a crisp light golden ale brewed with just a touch of crystal malt and malted wheat that delivers a pleasantly mellow hopped character along with a smooth finish, and the Lilikoi Light, a light golden ale with a passion fruit flavor sure to tantalize your taste buds. The Lilikoi Light was a little too fruity, but I liked the Leilani Light a lot.

On the way home we called Brick Oven Pizza and picked it up in Kalaheo before going back to the condos. The pizza at Brick Oven is excellent and we often get while in Kaua’i, but $80+ for 3 pizzas is kind of ridiculous! Don’t remember it being that much the last times. Then again, I think Dallas’ parents paid last time.

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Let’s Talk Story

March 19th, 2007 · No Comments

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Caroline, Dallas, Jordan :: Poipu, Kaua’i

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Koa, Caroline, Dallas, Jordan :: Poipu, Kaua’i

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Tammy, Carrie :: Poipu, Kaua’i

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Susan, Allison, John :: Poipu, Kaua’i

All the guys came home from golfing and all the girls met them up in the condo for drinks and to talk story. Later on, it was back to the hot tub!

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