I love a parade...

We've added some pictures of our 1st family attendance of a parade (Hays High Homecoming) to the 2008 family gallery. For those of you that can't be bothered checking the website, remember you can always get the RSS feed for the photo album.

Pictures of summer added to the gallery.

Took a moment to add a few pictures the the gallery. Enjoy.

We're not homeless, just busy.

We're finally getting settled into our home in Hays. Originally, we wanted to get a video walk-thru of the new place to compliment the video of the old place, but we can't seem to keep the house organized long enough and find the time to do it (we'll get it done). There are still a bunch of little things left to do, and it seems like weekends just aren't long enough. We'll get it back to a relative norm eventually, but in the meantime, here are some pictures from the long-overdue 2008 family album. For the lazy, just have a peek @ the slideshow below -

Autumn Family Photo Album Update.

Though we've been busy with Kiera's birthday, Halloween, and life in general, we've managed to snap a few photos to share.

A toast - to the end of our wedding season!

The journey of scheduling, traveling, spending & tracking down sitters that began way back in March has finally come to a close for this year for us; I'm talking about the wedding season. A half-dozen or so this year, including my lil' sis (shout-out!). This last weekend, we attended the finale, as Angie & me were attendants for Angie's brother Jared and his new bride, Christy.

Here's a link to the gallery with a few photos. (note to self - buy more ibuprofen).

Opa! Adventures @ the Siokos Wedding.

This June, my good friend Jimmy said goodbye to bachelorhood & was wed in Hawaii. For obvious logistical reasons, they decided to hold the reception back in the Quad-Cities a month or so later. Anj, Wenke & me all flew outta Hays for the occasion & spent an extended weekend catching up w/ friends.

It's always good to eat local, so we did whenever we could. Not only did we have a swell time @ the reception, but we were also able to take in a LAN-play Mario Kart tourney (Thanks Jeremy & Jimmy!) & we also hit the boats where Anj found out that she does like the $10 blackjack tables (just so long as she's winning). We ended our last evening there with a pub-crawl thru The District, which reminded me why I seldom frequent the "Meat Market" establishments. All the same, it was still a good time, & we've got the pictures to prove it.

P.S. - Thanks to Grandma & Grandpa Kuhn for watchin' the kids. :-)