If you look really close you can see the panda. It's the same panda that played on "Kung Fu Panda". That whats I told the kids anyway:)
The highlight for me was watching the gorillas. Especially the one that picked it's nose and was eating it's bugers! The girls got to see a close up of a giant gorillas rear end, which was facinating for them. I love the picture of the gorilla holding her baby too.
The day after we got back from CA we went sledding at the gravel pits near Strawberry (eating breakfast at The Strawberry Lodge cafe, a family favorite). We of course had to make a snowWOMAN. Thats what you do when you have all girls!
I also wanted to post a picture of my brothers awsome headstone/bench. As we were driving to the grave in Casa Grande, listening to a church CD, the song I played on my viola at his funeral "I know that my redeemer lives" came on right as we pulled into the gravesite. (now think of the twilight zone theme song in your head)
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What a beautiful memorial for your brother.
That is so interesting that the song you played for his funeral came on the time you entered into the cemetery.
Glad to hear you guys had a fun time on your vacation.
Looks like you guys had a fabulous time at the zoo! That is so cool that you heard that song right as you were arriving at the cemetary. I'm sure it wasn't just a coincidence!
Cute snow woman. Looks like you had saw some gorillas with character, picking their noses in front of you...jk. Adam's headstone is really cool, too.
We love the San Diego Zoo. We took the kids there when Connor was a baby! So did you walk or ride the bus up "heart Attack Hill" as the zoo workers called it! We walked...or panted it ! I recommend the bus next time!
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