This was a composite we did the night before Thanksgiving.
Brunch or Lunch?
Our raw turkey, in the seasoning and buttering stage.
Danielle cutting some butter for later use.
We're planning on making a cook book since Danielle is the amazing chef that she is. Look for it in stores soon... Just kidding.
Pumpkin chocolate chip cookies!!!
This is the inside of our fridge, nice huh?
I found a desk out "near" the dumpster and brought it inside. I decided to paint on it since it was pretty boring looking.
My cool waves.
Multi colored because one color just isn't enough.
Our delicious Sangria's.
Watch out Rachel Ray.
Yum!
She was in the zone.
Green bean fun.
Mashing the potatoes.
Danielle's got that look in her eye.
Let the feast begin.
Kinda hard when you don't have someone to hold the camera.
The next day we went to a place called Mount Bonnell which has a really big set of stairs to walk up.
The view was well worth it. To bad it immediately started to rain after I shot this picture.
Saturday we explored Zilker Park which is like the biggest park in Austin.
I hope this isn't a part of the bridge that they need.
We have seen a lot of unicycles since we got here, very weird.
Austin on a gloomy day.
This is the Christmas version of a hunted house on Halloween.
Santa of the future.
Danielle was chillin with Poo Bear and his Hunny Wagon.
This picture has nothing to do with any thing I just really like it.
The MPV is a beast.
Danielle-Blair Witch Project. Spooky, eh?
I got an Agave Americana to beat up Danielle's Planty. I named him Agave because when you already have a name like that why change it.
Sunday we went to Barton Creek Greenbelt. Which is part of Zilker Park, Austin is crazy on parks. This one had designated places for rock climbing.
Its crazy becuase one we are still in the city and two because this is only a 10 minute drive from our place.
Found a cenapeed doing cenapeed things.
I went rock climbing with no ropes, hahaha just kidding Mom.
I climbed up into a little cave.
This looks weird I know but this rock was shaped like a helmet of sorts. I would have stuck my head in there but I saw spider webs.
Standing in a stream bed that has dried up a little.
Danielle is a modern day pioneer.
It looked like conceret but it was rock.
I may never run out of interesting pictures from this place.
Dead Catus.
Me climbing some more, this time less dangerous.
Ths cliffs where amazing such a beautiful day.
The fisheye made this look way scaryer than it actually was.
The further we walked North the bigger things got.
Someone put together a make shift shelter so I checked it out.
This was the window for the shelter.
Theres all kinds of pointy vegatation in Texas.
This was a big pile of what looked like drift wood.
This bridge was closed but we decided to go over it any way. That's that see you next time.
