All in an Arizona Sunset

Humphreys Peak, Flagstaff Arizona

2012-01-22T14:52:00.005-07:00

Yesterday Erika and four friends headed out of Snow Bowl, Arizona to hike up to Humphreys Peak. Starting at about 9,300 feet elevation the hike reaches the peak at 12, 633 feet. Only Mike made it to the Summit due to whiteout weather conditions and 50+mph winds.

This is the view of the valley at the start of the hike. Humphreys Peak was never actually visualized due to the cloud coverage.

Mike and Luis are discussing how to get to the trailhead.

Tom put on his snow shoes for slightly easier traveling while Luis continues to post-hole. We guessed wrong about the trailhead and had to post-hole through 1.5' of snow for about 45 minutes. Fortunately we saw two other hikers far to our right walking much easier than we were. The actual trail was fairly packed down and easy to walk on.

The terrain at these lower altitudes was snow and trees with easy visibility and little wind. When properly dressed so to stay warm, it was enjoyable. At the higher elevations, only bushes and shrubs could grow, so the wind was fierce.

I am freezing cold here, but it feels so good to sit, and the bush is providing a little shelter. In the first shot here I had my mask on and I jokingly asked "Was I smiling?" Luis insisted I take another shot without the mask. I don't know how I was able to smile. Maybe it's a frozen grimace.

Luis celebrating at the top of the ridge. This was not the summit, but it had been such a strenuous climb up that we were grateful to be close to the top. Luis, Mike and I bushwacked over some rocks up the slope in the direction of the trail's swichback since the actual trail became less packed down and disappeared into a field of white. The wind was so strong it actually pushed up us the ridge and past the trail. Luis and I were flying up while Mike stopped to add a layer of clothing. He saw the actual trail and proceeded to the summit. Luis and I tried to continue, but the snow was blinding and the wind was threatening to push us over the ridge.

On our way back down, we found the trail and a sign designating 11,400 feet. I'm not wearing my glasses because they were fogged and covered with snow.

Celebrating at the wilderness sign, making it safely back to the bottom. Notice my hair with ice on every strand. If only this jacket were waterproof, I love it.

Tom and Luis. Next stop: ski lodge for hot chocolate. I think I'll do this again in the summer :P

Newest cuteness

2011-12-17T14:34:00.006-07:00

The kids made their Christmas wishes waiting in line to see Santa.

Part of the new Bodyology exhibit at the Children's museum.

Katie, our new cat. We adopted her in June.

Camryn doodling.

Lion cubs at the zoo. They are so cute!

Jumping away! Camryn was only happy if she was with Mason, and became stressed if another kid entered the castle.

One day at dinner, Camryn entertained herself by playing with her food. She thought it great fun to decorate a pecan with pieces of lettuce. She did it for an hour!

Her masterpiece.

Playing in the stream at Madera Canyon.

Camryn loves flowers and loves spending time in the garden. She took a short break from trying to pick the flowers to pose for the picture.

Playing with the Thomas set at the toy train museum.

Trying to climb the tree on a warm fall day.

Random shots

2011-10-16T21:10:00.003-07:00

Our cat, Katie, has adjusted well and turning into a real lap cat. Her main faults: steals Erika's hair ties off the counter, jumps onto kitchen surfaces to steal food, and begs all day for fresh food.

The two most handsome men!

She has learned well from us.

Mason has really blossomed from being in school just this short time. He now loves coloring, traces his letters voluntarily daily, and has his homework done by the next day usually. Erika made him a special place-mat that he can color daily with dry erase markers and he loves it.

Erika is training for a half-marathon and this was a shot she took from a trail run. It was dawn with the full moon still in the sky.

One of Mason's creations. He completely designed and cut out the body, tail and head/neck. Mama cut out the spikes. Mason colored it and drew the face, and voila! a Diplodicus.

Fighting fires at the Children's Museum.

The.Best.Trip.Ever

2011-09-14T19:09:00.037-07:00

This weekend Erika and Kevin backpacked 10 miles to the campground at Havasupai, camped for two nights, and hiked back to civilization. It was spectacular!

Many people choose to use the mule "trains" to haul their stuff down. Wusses.

Thursday night we drove as far as we could, stopping in Seligman, which was as close as a real-life Radiator Springs as it comes, except we didn't find any place as nice as the Cozy-Cone motel. We had breakfast at the Roadkill Cafe where the portions were huge. We took the extras to go, and Erika wants credit for being the first person to backpack a pancake with syrup to the Grand Canyon.

Friday September 9

10:15 - Erika and Kevin started down the trail from the Hilltop to Supai (8 mi). The initial descent was steep with switchbacks leading down the mesa wall.

10:30 - The trail turned to sand and rock. The Grand Canyon is primarily sandstone, which meant much of the trail was sand. Deep, slogging sand. Erika was so concerned about the clouds of dust being produced with every step and became distracted talking about the risk of contracting coccidiomycosis (a fungal infection from desert dirt), that she slipped on the sandy rock, suffering the first injury of the trip (bruised hands).

11:15 - First marker, a sign that says 6.5 miles to Supai. Some other exhausted hiker on her way to the Hilltop was, confused by the multitude of trails in the area, saw the sign and said "Oh, no, we're going back to Supai?!?"

12:30 - Rest stop! It has been a hot hike, but not too hard, and enjoyable being surrounded by lovely red canyon walls.

2:00 - Erika acquires injury #2 climbing some rocks so she can get a neat picture. Scraped and bruised shin.

2:15 - Second marker, 2 miles to Supai! We left the original canyon and began descending Havasu Canyon, which includes the creek feeding the falls. There we had our first glimpse of the water, and amazing clear-blue. It is blue because of the lime. The trail became very pleasant now, meandering through the trees and sometimes next to the water.

3:00 - We arrived in Supai and checked into the tourist office. Lots of horses in the village.

The school, with a hitching post outside. The village was more modernized and developed than expected, and with all the negatives of modern civilization. There was abundant littering, unkempt lawns, and obesity.

3:15 - Hiking again, Kevin with a cold coke in hand, Erika with a Snickers ice cream bar. Being so close is motivation to go on. That, and the paranoia of not having a good camping spot because they were sold out and there were two large parties right behind us.

3:45 - Havasu Falls. It was everything we had seen in the photos and more. Just a few of our own pictures and we plodded on to the campground.

4:00 - Setting up camp. We really pushed hard in the end and wanted nothing more than to take our boots off and lay down in the tent. This spider was a guest in our campsite for an hour.

4:45 - Replenishing our water, using the Steri-pen to purify the spring water. Erika eats her pancake!

5:20 - Napping. Note the picturesque location of the campsite. There were lovely white flowers all over the place.

7:00 - Eating ramen noodles for dinner. It got dark about now, pretty much leaving us no choice but to go back in the tent. After the trip we regretted not going back to the falls today, the cold water would have been perfect on our aching feet. At the time, we were so tired that any more walking seemed just out of the question. We played Rummy and were asleep by 9. It was such a quiet campground, except for the sound of the rushing creek and the peeper frogs.

2 am - Erika has to get up to pee, which was irritating because the bathrooms were a nice little walk. Then tried to get back to sleep. Damn frogs.

Saturday September 10

7 am - Rise and shine. Breakfast of instant coffee (Taster's Choice, not bad really, especially cause we had creamer and sugar) and oatmeal. More water purification.
9:30 - Head off for Mooney Falls, about a mile from our campsite. We did not know, however, that to get to the bottom of the fall was a treacherous descent down the cliff wall. That was an adventure.

Mooney Falls from the top

Barely starting, choosing not to heed the warning.

The hike descended into the cliff wall. This was a tight squeeze with a pack on, but so much less scary than this....

Ahhhh!!!!!

Kevin safely on the ground.

Kevin is clearly unhappy about taking a picture while being blasted by cold mist.

Count them: 1, 2, 3, 4 (more?) falls! Mooney is in the background partially obscured by the tree.

The lime travertines were beautiful here.

11:00 - Erika getting up the courage to submerge herself in the cold water for a welcome bath.
12:30 - Back at the campsite having lunch, tuna salad.
1:30 - Napping

3:00 - We check out the base of Havasu falls, a very popular swimming/beach spot. Only the crazy boy scouts were actually swimming. We sat on the travertine at the top of a small fall, sunbathing while the cool water was soothing our aching leg muscles. We did not stay long because the sun set below the canyon wall and it quickly became chilly.
4:30 - Playing Rummy in the tent again as it is pouring rain. We periodically check the gear we have stashed under the fly and make sure the puddles that are forming under the tent are not leaking in. No leaks, very happy with the tent.
7:00 - Making ramen noodles for dinner, quickly run out of light. We rested in the tent a bit before deciding to head out for our final bathroom break before bed. We stepped out of the tent to see this....

Moon rise over the canyon walls.

Sunday September 11

12 am - It starts raining again and we have to get up and put the packs back under the fly. No trouble going back to sleep. Very happy with how comfortable our tent and gear keep us.
5:00 - We get up and start tearing down the campsite. Giant green caterpillar crossing our campsite. That was the extend of the wildlife we saw. And a toad and squirrels.
6:20 - Head up the hill to Supai, where we briefly stop to get some bread and cold drinks.

Erika misread the instructions for her pack and thought these straps were for a "bread-roll."

8:30 - We finally stopped for breakfast. Kevin couldn't take Erika's whining anymore. We had only one cup, so here Erika is drinking coffee from her plate/bowl.

One of the many native's dogs followed us for a bit, was very cute, and earned himself a piece of bread.

He therefore kept following us.

11:10 - Passed the infamous sign; 1.5 miles to go (straight up hill)

Snack break, and took shelter under a rock outcropping during a brief rain.

11:45 - Kevin is about to die from climbing so hard with 25-30lbs on his back. We make it to some shade and have lunch (tuna salad sandwiches). We are passed by many irritating people on horseback or hikers without packs, who aren't nearly as exhausted as us.
12:45 - Hilltop!!!!

Fun in Tempe

2011-08-21T20:43:00.003-07:00

Erika and the kids went to Phoenix with Mason's friend Giselle and family. First stop was the SeaLife Aquarium. After a 1 1/2 hour car ride, we were good for only an hour at the museum, then everyone (including the adults) were melting down. We went to the Rain Forest Cafe, then headed back to the aquarium for another hour. It was actually pretty nice and the kids of course loved it.

Then we went to a splash pad where the kids could get wet and play after all that learning.

Usually I let him spray me, but I wasn't dressed to be wet (although my feet ended up being soaked).

This was a very neat waterfall.

A very rare moment, in which we had the ability to take a decent picture with a smile, since she usually never stops moving.

They had some of the neatest aquariums there, the coolest shapes. You could stand in the middle and feel like you are under water!

360 degree aquarium tunnel

Learning to cook

2011-08-07T15:09:00.002-07:00

The kids had a blast playing in the kitchen at the Children's Museum. Cami puts on the oven mitts to get the pizza the oven. Mason made a stew for us.

Millipedes!

2011-07-27T21:05:00.002-07:00

Token cute Cami pic.

Here Mason is closely observing the millipedes we caught. They are like worms that come out after it rains. It's been a nice monsoon season, and the ground is pretty wet, so there are millipedes everywhere! We went for a nice walk around the neighborhood Sunday morning and caught three, observed them, and released them that night.

Such cute scientists!

Cutie pies!

2011-07-26T20:50:00.002-07:00

Sometimes these kids are just SO CUTE! (Ok, most of the time, but this time we have it on video.) Cami has made up a bird call, though maybe it's a "Mama call" because it makes me melt and come running!

Mason created an imaginary instrument and played songs for us. Camryn danced and sang, too.

Monkey Business

2011-07-24T20:22:00.002-07:00

Nana was in town last week and we went to the local children's gaming restaurant where we let the kids run wild. Mason did such a great job, it was the first time he could do some of the advanced games on his own. Camryn's favorite time was with the balloon.

She was brave enough to play on the big toys.

Mason racing cars!

New cook

2011-07-14T15:28:00.002-07:00

Well, don't know why these photos turned out so crappy, but I wanted to share Cami at the Children's Museum in the kitchen. She was so cute, putting pans in and out of the oven microwave, and stove, and wearing the oven mitts. Mason was off by himself in another room, Cami has started throwing fits and wanting to be in different rooms. Easier to comply than have a screaming child. The trip is all about the kids having fun!

Backyard Mud Run

2011-06-17T21:45:00.002-07:00

Mason had so much fun at the Mud Run, and was asking for another, so Erika built a mini one in the trail behind our house. Mason ran it many times. It was such a great way to cool off during our 100 degree heat.

Kevin, armed with the hose, clearly having fun. We had to tell him to take it off the "jet" setting. We didn't need a powerwash!

Home decorating phases 1 and 2

2011-06-12T19:33:00.003-07:00

Erika is on a decorating kick, repairing and redesigning and adding color where there hadn't been any. The fabric on the swing in the backyard had been sun damaged and shredded. Now it's fabulous (even more than before) again and maybe we'll sit on it again!

The master bedroom had never really been decorated. It had red curtains on one wall previously, a tan wool blanket, and an improptu forest green curtain. Terrible! Erika fell in love with a rust colored silk with hints of red and tan. Her mom had the fantastic idea of using it as a runner, so the fabric then became an accent for a chocolate brown duvet and ivory curtains. Now the room is a rustic, romantic retreat!

Roar!!

2011-06-05T11:54:00.004-07:00

Another fun trip to the Reid Park Zoo.

Cami watching the otters.

These playful critters are one of our favorites.

Feeding time for the giraffes! They eagerly come up close to get their treats.

Mason was so quick, he was afraid they were going to eat his hand.

Look at those blue tongues! Cami wouldn't give up her carrot. She wanted it for herself.

Mud Run - May 28

2011-06-04T21:44:00.006-07:00

It all started with a simple discussion about this "mud run" race, which Mason overheard and for which he became very excited. "A mud run? Is there going to be a kids fun run?" Who could resist a cute little boy getting excited about running? So Erika signed up.

The race was a 5k with about 6 obstacles, half water related. Erika finished the race soaking wet, but never really got muddy. We think the race needs renamed. Despite obstacles slowing her down (because everyone was slowed down), she finished 17th out of about 260 women. Next was the kids fun run. There was only one obstacle on that race, a giant trough of water you had to jump in.

Getting ready to jump!

The bottom of the trough was surprisingly slippery and a little deep, so we almost went under the water.

Note the severely frightened face as he thinks he is surely going to drown.

We made it to the end of the obstacle, survived!

Jumping down so we can finish the race....

Reminding Mason it's a race, and we do have to keep running.

We did it! Sadly, no more kids runs until the fall when it cools down.

Erika did another 5k this evening, after it had been 102 today. Hot still, and SO many people! She still made her goal time of about a 9:00 minute mile pace. Motivation to keep working hard!

Overload...

2011-06-02T13:38:00.004-07:00

In no particular order, I have decided to post some recent photos of the kids. The lack of blog posts lately is partly due to being busy, partly due to a lack of photos. Pretty sad. Here's what we got:

She needs eye protection when she eats!

We went to a restaurant arcade with Mason's friend Giselle, all had a good time. Cami likes Giselle also, they were laughing hysterically.

Sleeping Beauty.

This is Mason walking along the paths in the islands when we went to Ohio. So beautiful with all the green.

She is very good with a spoon, and successfully got most of the pudding in her mouth, the rest on herself.

We had a wonderful time in Ohio visiting with the family. The kids do so love their Nana and Pawpaw!

Creekside in Gahanna feeding/scaring the ducks.

This is the reason it's important to set a good example for our children. If Erika goes for a run, Mason wants to go for a run. While it was raining in Ohio, Erika used the gym in their basement. Then Mason started saying, "I have to get my workout." And here he is on the elliptical going strong!

Future gymnast

2011-03-28T21:21:00.003-07:00

Camryn taught herself how to do a front flip. We immediately applauded her and she knew it was a special moment, so then she wanted to do it again and again. Below is one of the better videos we shot.

Note in the background Mason running back and forth. This is one of his favorite things to do. Like every child, he has an endless supply of energy and an inability to sit still. At least he's not destructive. He just likes to run or skip back and forth, usually narrating some dinosaur story to us in the process. He also never stops talking.

The results are in!

2011-03-07T20:44:00.006-07:00

I had to blog about yesterday's Fight for Air 10k race as soon as they posted the results. I am thrilled because I finished under my goal time (one hour) with a time of 55 minutes flat. I placed third in my age division (out of seven). There were 52 female runners and I finished 12th overall. Not bad for my first race in 15+ years.

Me after the race. I am smiling because it was fun!

I wore a new shirt that I designed for the practice, special for the race, but with extras for the staff. For wearing this my boss donated $100 as one of my sponsors.

After about two miles I think , still happy (not pushing hard enough?). Like I said, it was fun.

After about 5.5 miles, not so happy anymore. I might have tried to smile, but it looks more like a grimace. Still going strong, ready for the finish!

The race was definitely worth it. I did it for the cause, and I raised $450 for the American Lung Association. It was a lot of fun and I may now be hooked to racing. I bet I'll do another as soon as my body recovers from this one!

Fight for Air

2011-02-03T15:47:00.003-07:00

I was diagnosed with asthma when I was 16 and volunteering at an animal rescue center. I have allergic asthma. The medications I took back then barely controlled it, though I only had problems breathing when I was around animals. I had to quit the rescue center and after several other attempts to work around animals, including during undergrad, I gave up my dreams of becoming a veterinarian.

Since I love animals, Kevin and I owned a cat and a dog while I was in podiatry school. I was still having difficulty breathing and was placed on a new medication, a steroid inhaler. My previous medications targeted my allergies and were bronchodilators, or emergency inhalers. The advent of steroid inhalers allowed constant suppression of the inflammation in the lungs that leads to constriction. Now I own animals and exercise and rarely have problems breathing.

I want to support clean air and research for asthma and other lung conditions so I am participating in the Fight for Air Run/Walk. I will be running a 10K! I made a goal to raise $200 so I would appreciate everyone's support. The race is March 6. Visit the site at http://www.lungusa.org/pledge-events/az/tucson-walk/ to sponsor me!

Thank you,
Erika

Merry Christmas

2010-12-26T08:39:00.004-07:00

We had a wonderful Christmas yesterday, and would have posted pictures immediately but we were busy putting together all of the new toys and teaching the kids how to use them. We had a plentiful Christmas.

The hit toy was the Thomas the train Misty Island track set.

Alphabet learning tablet

Learning Kitchen, another popular one because it plays music. Camryn LOVES music!

More train stuff, our little engineer.

"Oooh!" Color ring sorting board.

Eager little children. Even Camryn knew just what to do.

Hugging her gingerbread doll.

A month in brief

2010-12-24T14:02:00.002-07:00

A random collection of the cuties.

Camryn is our little Ohio State cheerleader. Here she's dancing to Christmas music.

Our new favorite place is the Train Museum. We had to show Nana how awesome it is.

Chocolate!

Bath time is always fun when there's bubbles!

Erika and Camryn (passed out) on another hike. Overlooking Tucson from the top of Wasson peak here.

More train photos

2010-11-15T14:16:00.002-07:00

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Toy train museum

2010-11-15T13:56:00.003-07:00

Yesterday we went to the coolest place, a toy train operating museum in Tucson. We didn't even know it was here, and now we'll probably go every other weekend (which is the only time it's open). They had displays of three different sized model trains. I had forgotten how neat the details are, with the little towns and the people. First we watched the large sets like you see in the picture below, then Mason discovered a Thomas set that he could power himself and actually touch. At least no one yelled at us for touching them. He had a blast derailing Thomas then putting him back on the track and re-coupling the coaches. The kid did that for maybe an hour.

This was a real caboose we could enter and tour.

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Yetman trail

2010-11-10T21:17:00.001-07:00

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Celtic Festival

2010-11-08T08:49:00.002-07:00

Sunday Erika and the kids went to the Celtic Festival with their friends who have Giselle, Mason's gal pal. Our exposure to actual Celtic activities was limited because the kids only wanted to play on the jumping castles. But they had a blast, and that's what's important.

This picture should be rotated 90 degrees clockwise.

A jumping castle that is a train. It doesn't get any better, does it?

This kids got their faces painted. Mason got a shark, Giselle a butterfly.

Mason holding a Celtic sword.

Halloween

2010-11-01T09:20:00.002-07:00

Halloween 2010 was a blast. Mason is still shy or something, so he wouldn't automatically say "trick-or-treat" but would sometimes say thank you. He was a fabulous spider man, but didn't wear the mask outside.

Camryn stole the show, though. We carried her between houses, but put her down on the walk-ways so she could go up to the door on her own. She toddled as fast as her legs would carry her to the doors, fearless as usual. She was so cute she got more candy than Mason! Thanks to Nana for the costume.

And the parents went to a couple parties and had a fantastic time. Erika dressed up as Stephen King's Carrie and Kevin made a funny political statement with his.

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Sabino canyon

2010-10-24T17:47:00.002-07:00

Who would have thought a simple idea of letting Mason get his feet wet after a long hike in the Santa Catalinas would end up with four out of six people getting soaked. It started with Mason slipping on the mildewy rocks, smack on his butt. He cried, but recovered and got back in the water. We had a spare change of clothes for Camryn, so we let her play in the water. Two down. Time to go home, so Nana tried to rinse the sand off of Camryn. Her feet got wiped out from under her when the sand gave way to the water and both her and Camryn crashed to the water. Crying baby and Nana down means Mama now had to get wet to carry wet baby. Doesn't seem right that only the women and children got wet...

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Insects

2010-10-16T18:00:00.001-07:00

Erika caught a praying mantis today. Mason wasn't as interested in it as we thought he'd be. It was still cool. He said rightaway "it's a praying mantis."

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Shopping healthy

2010-10-10T15:34:00.001-07:00

Still at the museum. We also played music. Mason didn't want to make art. He does not seem to have Erika's creative interests. We have also played a lot of trains. Next maybe the dinosaurs.

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Museum again

2010-10-10T15:02:00.001-07:00

We're back at masons favorite place, though camryn would probably ask to go there too if she could talk. They are playing in the rainforest room. Camryn is wondering where the diaper bag is so she can put the toys in it. We always end up taking something with us. Time to go make some artwork!

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Library

2010-10-02T19:27:00.001-07:00

Camryn posed for a picture at the library. We always have fun picking out books. Despite having 20 at home, Mason always wants a new thomas movie. It's great the kids like to read.

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Catching up

2010-09-25T18:34:00.002-07:00

So apparently it's been forever since we've updated the blog. The fun activities in Ohio continued. Erika, Kevin, Loren, Dirk and Diane went to the Ohio State game while Uncle Billy and Uncle Don graciously watched the kids. We went on a train ride through the hocking hills, followed by a few short hikes in Old Man and Ash Caves. Mason had just gotten new hiking boots and was excited to wear them, so he was a great hiker.

We also spent a lot of time with Great-Grandma. She of course adores the kids and they were so sweet, gave her a lot of kisses!

The week after we got back Erika and Camryn went on a hike to Lemmon Pools. It was their longest yet, 8 miles and 1500 feet elevation gain. It was hard, but worth it, the water was cool and refreshing! I apologize, there seems to be no way to rotate the pictures if they were taken vertically. I use the Droid phone camera for everything, it's just easier, but that's one down side. I try to take mostly horizontal photos.

See how much Camryn loved it!

On another trip to the Children's Museum Camryn enjoyed playing with another little baby girl. The other girl was older and gave Camryn lots of hugs. Wouldn't it be nice if adults were as nice to each other as kids were?

The kids have been sick for about a week, starting last Saturday with Mason having green drainage oozing from his eyes. As creepy as it sounds, our MD friend seemed to think it was just mucus filling his sinuses. When it wasn't better Sunday night, we started both kids on antibiotics (Camryn prophylactically since she gets so many ear infections). Mason was so tired that he passed out on his floor at bed time while Erika was putting Camryn to bed.

Two years ago Uncle Loren bought Mason a Smart Cycle that we thought would encourage him to learn to peddle. It did not and he hardly ever used it. He has mastered it now and has found a racing game that he loves and has been doing it almost non-stop for days.

Today we went to a birthday party at Pump It Up, a place loaded with inflatable activities. Camryn could climb the ladder and ride on Erika's lap to go down the slide, and Mason was all over the place, loving the slides.

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Cincinnati Reds

2010-08-29T18:30:00.001-07:00

We went to a baseball game today. It was so hot! We don't miss this Ohio humidity. It was a fun day and reds beat the cubs 7 to 5.

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Camryn walking

2010-08-29T17:56:00.001-07:00

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtube_gdata_player&v=yyMvW1Q0aRY

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Crafts

2010-08-22T14:15:00.001-07:00

Today we made crafts including this laundry basket train.