Two Weeks in Hawaii

Well, neither of us have the time or the money to spend two weeks in Hawaii but we can venture into the tourist trap of I-drive for some Hawaiian mini-golf. It turns out neither us are really that good at mini-golf but in our defense the Hawaiian rumble mini-golf course is deceiving. I'd like to meet someone who can play that course on par.  I had a lot of fun. I think the last time I went mini-golfing was the eighth grade so it was fun to get to be a kid again. It was so nice to get to spend the evening with Taylor. We're both so busy these days.  We topped our night off with peach italian soda, a Tallahassee favorite that only made us miss Tallahassee more. 

Aloha, 

Marcia

World Spins Madly On

This has been a crazy busy week. I started working at Jurassic Park, which has been fun but quite time consuming so I haven't had the chance to see Taylor too much. It makes me quite sad but thankfully I have all this cute pictures to look at and breaks and cell phones are my new favorite things. These pictures were taken at Lake Eola. We stopped at this cute tea/ coffee shop on our way home from summer conference. I like the one by the lake the best. Even though it was windy it still turned out pretty cute. Well, I'm quite tired. Off to bed for me. 

Sleepy time she comes, 

Marcia

"Let's Get Some Shoes"

What would you all do if you'd been dating for four months? Would you hit the mall and try on ridiculous clothes at stores you'd never actually purchase clothes from? That's exactly what Taylor and I would do. The first of these is a Hollister pose. Too bad you can't see the super-ripped jeans we're wearing. The next of these silly pictures is obviously an American Eagle shot. You can clearly see this from our t-shirts. Yay for brand names and miniskirts. The last pictures shows that we have not lost our minds and are still the same trindie kids that you already love; we hope. 

Keep it real, 

Marcia 

The Kids Don't Stand a Chance

Everyone should get to be a little kid again. Taylor and I ventured in to the wonderful land of bright lights and cheap skee ball for a few minutes. These pictures are a result of the super-cool Chuck E. Cheese sketch maker. Though my favorite game is no longer available to be played by youngsters, we did manage to play a round of skee ball. Collectively we won 6 tickets. Obviously, we make a good team. =) Maybe next time we'll have enough tickets to buy something awesome (like a tootsie roll)! Hopeful your summer lets you be a kid again. If not, call us up and we'll gladly remind you of your six year-old self pronto.

Silly putty and tamagatchi,
Marcia