We've been meaning to post these. Probably our last Gator sporting event before the big move. We caught the Gators-Vandy game two weeks ago at the O'Dome. They didn't pull this one out, but they still squeezed into the tournament.
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cedar key july 4th
- Pics from our trip to Cedar Key's Clamerica Festival - July 4, 2007.
Traci's trip to Tallahassee
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March 15, 2010
February 18, 2010
February 07, 2010
February 03, 2010
Getting ready for the big game...
Someone in New Orleans is looking over us as we get ready for the big game. A special delivery of Zapps greeted us as we came home tonight.
We'll enjoy these watching the Super Bowl this weekend! Yummy! Thank you, Ms. Yvette (a.k.a. Mom!).February 01, 2010
January 31, 2010
Dudley Farms Donkey
We visited Dudley Farm today. Dudley Farm highlights the evolution of Florida farming from the 1850s to the mid-1940s. It is still a working farm, with originally restored buildings, and staff that still raise crops and tend to livestock. It is located just off a Newberry Road in Alachua County (and not too far from our house) It always amazes us how rural things are just a few miles outside of Gainesville.
We’ve wanted to make a trip out here since we’ve lived here. The weather today was perfect (in the 60’s) and not a cloud in the sky. It couldn’t have been a more beautiful day.
The first set of pictures is with Dudley the Donkey. He was the star of our visit and we spent a majority of our time with him. Donkeys are stubborn as they say, but he came over to us eventually and even let us pet him. Then he stayed forever and looked disappointed when we left.
All in all a wonderful day! This marked off our third Florida State Park visit in Alachua County, only Paynes Prairie left on our list.
Dudley Farms Donkey
We visited Dudley Farm today. Dudley Farm highlights the evolution of Florida farming from the 1850s to the mid-1940s. It is still a working farm, with originally restored buildings, and staff that still raise crops and tend to livestock. It is located just off a Newberry Road in Alachua County (and not too far from our house) It always amazes us how rural things are just a few miles outside of Gainesville.
We’ve wanted to make a trip out here since we’ve lived here. The weather today was perfect (in the 60’s) and not a cloud in the sky. It couldn’t have been a more beautiful day.
The first set of pictures is with Dudley the Donkey. He was the star of our visit and we spent a majority of our time with him. Donkeys are stubborn as they say, but he came over to us eventually and even let us pet him. Then he stayed forever and looked disappointed when we left.
All in all a wonderful day! This marked off our third Florida State Park visit in Alachua County, only Paynes Prairie left on our list.
January 23, 2010
January 20, 2010
January 09, 2010
We know we can handle the low 20's, at least!
Shockingly, it is cold here in Florida. There's snow in Ocala, just a little south of us. Crazy!
So, we donned our new coats, ear muffs, scarf and a hat (me) and took the dog for a walk (and snapped a pic before stepping outside). Clark's not fazed at all and we had to drag him in. So we know he can handle 23 degrees too. I know I'm still keeping my fingers crossed for a little snow flurries tomorrow. :) But I'm sure, I'll see plenty by this time next year!I promise more non-weather related stuff in the next coming posts.