An unusual sight to be sure: me, dancing, in public! This sight is typically reserved for the confines of my music room at school or my living room in my pajamas. It is the last public concert out on the square in front of our apartments for the summer.  Mom even made the trip down to Texas for the event! Oh, and by the way... Unicorn Burritos are real! I've had one! (ice cream with toppings wrapped in cotton candy)

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A new pizza shop has finally opened right in our neighborhood!  It is currently a "soft opening" with an incomplete menu and a not yet fully trained staff, but it is looking like it will become a cool local hangout. 

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Jeremy was asked by my granddad to help with a "5 minute job" to change out his aging microwave.  2 hours later the deed was done! Good job guys!

I always end up getting Jeremy's gifts early. Usually because he "needs" them. This year is no different. It made sense to get him his drone 2 months early so he could use it during our summer adventures and to give him time to practice before he gets to start up his new drone club at school next fall.

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We have lived next door to the Granville Arts Center for nearly a year now and have finally been able to take in a show! The local talent was amazing!

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One of the joys of the summer is the high number of food trucks and their proximity to outdoor entertainment. One such place is the "Backyard on 5th" in Sachse, TX. Every Friday night (5-10 pm) there are food trucks, live entertainers, yard games, and more on 5th street. One of the best ways to enjoy 100 degree heat. 

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It has been an amazing adventure, but it is time to begin the journey back home...

The "Pineapple Gang" became the "Sunflower Gang" for a quick photo shoot as we were checking out of the resort.

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Our last scheduled stop: The Grand Canyon. Just as we got there it began to rain. We got to see it's majesty with the added depth of rain. We didn't stay very long, but I got the pictures!

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This little jewel in the desert had far too many people and too little shade, but was still worth the trip! Jeremy even jumped from a ledge into one of the deeper parts of the river.

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