Stamp at Lindas

Look at these sweet children! This picture was taken before Christmas on our annual Christmas cookie making day.

David, Tim, Grandma, Faith and Alaina in front.   Ready to mix and roll those cookies.

Manager's Reception 2010

What a grand entrance to the ranch.
 Yummy fresh salsa.
As you can see, many of us were enjoying the music and food.
Cindy and I enjoying the wonderful  food.
I know this is blurry, but you will have to take my word for it....this is Sterling, Shelli's husband bringing in the Stampin' Up! flag.
Cindy and Karen.
Look at these beautiful gerbera daisies!  Sat next to Cindy....my new friend.  She so kindly included me with her group.
Our stamp sets are wrapped in a bright towel and adorned with a beautiful paper flower.

Our table of girls (and one guy).
Young high schoolers and college-aged students perform several dances for us.

After the party.

Look at this gorgeous chandelier!  I want one in my backyard!

Going to Sedona and the mountians surrounding.

While at Sedona, we ate at this little "hole in the wall".  There was an enclosed place that was heated where you sat and ate.  And across the walkway was where you ordered.  You can see that below.   They mainly served BBQ sandwiches.  Here Ronn was waiting for our food and me while I went around the corner to use the lady's facilities.

We stayed in TeePee #11 at the Wig Wam Hotel.  Look at this beautiful Arizona sunset.  Ronn was so excited since this is a Rt.66 icon.

On the way to Phoenix

Just look at how big this tree was!  And it was real. What a beautiful place.
We followed several parts of Route 66 on the way to Phoenix.  We stopped at the El Rancho Hotel in Gallup, New Mexico.  They still had  their Christmas decorations up and it was gorgeous.

My BigShot Snowflake Christmas Tree

I realize it has been quite awhile since I have posted anything on my blog.  My camera broke and I finally have another one.  Before we move on to all of the new things that are happening in SU, I wanted to post a picture of our little tree in our family room.  I ran Shimmery Cardstock through the Bigshot using the Snowflake and Lattice Dies.  Then hung plastic icicles.  It was quite striking. 

My BigShot Snowflake Christmas Tree

I realize it has been quite awhile since I have posted anything on my blog.  My camera broke and I finally have another one.  Before we move on to all of the new things that are happening in SU, I wanted to post a picture of our little tree in our family room.  I ran Shimmery Cardstock through the Bigshot using the Snowflake and Lattice Dies.  Then hung plastic icicles.  It was quite striking.