Two Hunnybunnies

Sunday, November 4, 2007

Isabel and Annabel Go for a Walk

Squatters

Contemplative

Getting ready to roast a squirrel

Isabel gets tired

Annabel Turns 2! (A belated post.)

Annabel and her mini birthday cake.

Annabel goes to Chuck E Cheese's and plays "Whack a Mole" with the help of Dad.

Annabel on a mini carousel, going round and round...

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Frank, talking to himself again....

"Yeah, it's gonna be the nerdy crowd. I'm gonna have to push them in that direction. NERDS. Oh, but wait, nerds can get frisky as well. Okay, nerdy, dorky GIRLS. That should be safe."

Wednesday, August 15, 2007

TILDEN PARK

We spent the day at Tilden Park in the Berkeley Hills last week-end. Basically, it's along this long, windy road with different pit stops: A merry-go-round (it's one of the only solid wood merry-go-rounds out there), a petting/zoo, a steam train, and various picnic and play areas. The only negative thing about this area are the bikers. They're just plain suicidal -- the roads are so narrow and windy and hilly. I remember once when a car hit this biker and Frank had to stop and treat the dumb guy who, thankfully, probably just had a concussion.

Sunday, July 22, 2007

Monterey

A couple months ago, mom and dad spent a few days in Monterey without the Hunnybunnies for Kaiser's annual shareholders meeting. It was VERY relaxing without the kids but we realized that without them, we are quite lame when it comes to taking pictures. Here is one of the only shots I took, just because I liked the plantation shutters in our hotel room. And that's Frank being a geek as usual, obsessively reading about web design while wearing his name tag.

Jelly Belly Factory

Two Hunnybunnies took a field trip to The Jelly Belly Factory last week. We got to see how Jelly Bellies were made; ate Jelly Belly shaped hamburgers and grilled cheese sandwiches; and bought a 5 lb. bag of Belly Flops (the "mistakes") and now, we are bouncing off walls. Did you know that the Blueberry flavor was created for Ronald Reagan's presidential inauguration in 1981 when over three tons of Jelly Belly jelly beans were consumed during the festivities? Betcha you didn't.