…a husband who works hard so that my daughter can do what she loves.
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I Don’t Have Much, But I Do Have…
The monsoon season is just upon us here in Tucson, AZ, bringing with it awesome clouds and fresh, sweet-smelling air.
…a place to sit and watch the sunset.
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I Don’t Have Much, But I Do Have…
As a homeowner in Tucson, AZ, I know what it’s like to wait for the season’s first monsoon, that giving of life that your plants so desperately need. Not only does it bring relief to dry, yellowing cactus that, by July, are shriveling up upon themselves, but it also brings a cool breath of air after months of what feels like a hot blow Continue reading I Don’t Have Much, But I Do Have…
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Tucson Folk Festival 2017
Where better can you get wonderful street shots of some amazing Tucsonians and their four-legged companions watching over their festivities? At the Folk Festival, of course!
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I Love Car Graveyards!
Here are some old vehicles rusting away in Benson, AZ. Old car graveyards are a common sight in Arizona. I love wandering through them. You never know what you might find (through the lens). Smiling!
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San Xavier Mission
The kids an I went on a short trip just down the road to San Xavier, a mission church built in 1797. We took a tour (by donation only) with a docent who told us all about the church, from the founding saints to the methods of construction.According to their website, San Xavier is a National Historic 
Landmark, founded as a Catholic mission by Father Eusebio Kino in 1692. It is the oldest intact European structure in Arizona, the church’s interior is filled with marvelous original statuary and mural paintings. It is a place where visitors can truly step back in time and enter an authentic 18th Century space. The church retains its original purpose of ministering to the religious needs of its parishioners.
Landmark, founded as a Catholic mission by Father Eusebio Kino in 1692. It is the oldest intact European structure in Arizona, the church’s interior is filled with marvelous original statuary and mural paintings. It is a place where visitors can truly step back in time and enter an authentic 18th Century space. The church retains its original purpose of ministering to the religious needs of its parishioners.If you are interested in taking a tour, the details can be found here. 
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Crater Lake
Checking out the view at Crater Lake.
Crater Lake was formed in the mouth of a volcano. There are no rivers which run into it so the water remains a pure blue color. The lake is nearly 2K feet deep, making it the deepest lake in America.
