St. George

The end of our summer travels included a Robinson family trip to St. George. I think I got my first tan since, well, years ago. We got to ride waverunners at the lake, play in the pool, and visit Brian's friend who lives there. Brian's parents always take us to the Oasis buffet in Mesquite. I always feel like I am such a waste of $16 because I don't love seafood and it's a king crap buffet. But, I made up for it in stir fry and pineapple.


Quail Resevoir. Nephew Denver and neice McKinley.

Oasis Buffet.


Brian golfing in Fillmore. We walked 9 holes together. I wasn't worth the price of golfing either, so I just spectated.

Arizona Trip

Brian and I flew to AZ for my grandpa's 80th birthday party. We hung out with the fam, went swimming, had Bahama Bucks (yum!) and just relaxed. These pictures are from our lunch at Oregano's with my brothers Nate and Dave, my sis-in-law Karyn and their cute kids, Cade and Ashley. I was letting Cade take some pictures...I can't remember if this was before or after he dumped a tub of ranch dressing on my lap...

Disneyland

We flew to CA on June 5. We were only there a short time, since we got this trip by listening to some time share lecture. Call us cheapskates, but if we can fly to Anaheim and get a free hotel for listening to you for two hours, we'll do it. But...I wouldn't advise it. It was quite the hassle. Nevertheless, we had a great day. We met up with a family from down the street, the Nelsons. We palled around with them and their darling children. Disneyland turns out to be really fun with kids who get it. Who knew? Honestly, one of my favorite places to be...

All Done

I'll be posting some pix of Disneyland and my AZ trip soon. But for now, it's important to share that I've finished my master's program. I couldn't be happier. I've been sitting in classes for the past three weeks, not to mention the past two years. I think I'm done with my formal education for good. I appreciate all I've learned and have enjoyed the experience, mostly. I consider myself graduated, but will not walk until next year. Brian and I both walk the first weekend in May, 2008. That sounds far away. But who cares---it's over! Let the summer begin!