Our dancing entertainment at the pizza party last night.

"Michelle, check this out, the Bowler's are celebrating their anniversary today"

When Does The Party End?

Half way into the cake at Carson's third

Toothless Beauty

For those of you not aware, Michelle has had some problems with her autoimmune system and has been in the ICU for tests. Please keep her in your prayers.

Big Haul For "Shaw"

The Sanders' Do It Right Once Again

The next edition of Muse is out!

I had so much fun laying this one out. Found students to do some awesome photography for us and included some talented and thought-provoking writers!

Visit http://multnomahmuse.com/ to comment.

Enjoy!

Liz

Yes, He's "FIVE"

We are heading back to my dorm, after hanging out at 

guy's house in China town. We surprisingly didn't have 

Chinese food but had a feast of Mexican food. it was great!

Not quite like San Diego's but good nonetheless.  

Oh baby!

Well, my pregnancy with our little guy continues to go smoothly! He's kicking away everyday, which is a little distracting during classes, but I love it. Nathan and I are enjoying this experience so much and can't wait to partner with the Lord as we discover how to be parents. Thank you all for your prayers and support. 

Easter at "Club Williams"

Friends and Family Celebrate Aaron's "40th" at "HAGGO'S"

Happy Easter

Never paint outdoors (bending over) in "hip-hugger" jeans

Wann'a See How The "One Percent" Shop?

Jill and Mag's latest purchase for their bedroom. It's solid Onyx.

Hey mom. Nixon has a billboard here in Encinitas that we switch out different ads every few months. This new one went up yesterday with my photo of one of our riders. Stoked! I’ll have to take another photo on a sunnier day.

Well I am back from Paris, and thoroughly enjoying the 9 hour time difference. The good thing is that now I understand what people mean when they say "jet lag." Summarizing the trip is difficult because we did so much and I was overwhelmed with my first time over the ocean, but I am definitely thankful I had the opportunity to go. The trip was with fellow history majors and my favorite history professor, Dr. Scalberg. He led us all over Paris, and stopped only to grab some lunch at a market or give us a mini-lecture. We went all the way from St. Denis, to Versailles, to the Louvre, to Chateau Vienncens, to Saint-Chapelle, to musee' d'orsay, etc. It was incredible to walk in buildings constructed so many hundreds of years ago, and to see the locations of so many significant historical events. Besides the history of Paris, I enjoyed getting in on the Cafe' culture, small bookstores, French "menu" meals, beautiful nighttime walks, narrow streets, and many a baguette. We stayed in an older hotel that was seven stories tall and without elevator. Guess what story I was on? Yep, the 7th. At least I got my exercise! My roommate, Chris Rainwater, was a great guy to room with and we enjoyed reading up on the city and planning extra events. I have come away from the trip with many stories and feeling like I learned more in a week than a whole semester in a class-room, but I also realize how much more I have to learn about art, architecture, and other cultures (it was a shock to me that everyone is not like Americans).

Some Cool Pics From Aaron

The Big "15" For Andrew