Sunday, October 18, 2009

Big News

Just wanted to share some good, no, great news with everyone. Last week in a span of two days, both Katie and I were offered, and accepted news jobs! Katie will be teaching at Mission Elementary and I will be working for Wells Fargo. It has been a long time coming and we are both excited and very happy! Thank you for all the prayers over the past few months!

Max congratulating me on the new job.
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A Day at the Andrews

Yes, this is my little brother.... enough said.

Headed to the Bernardo Winery to check out the crap fair! I mean craft fair.

The newleyweds and some wierd guy crashing the picture.

Katie looking for a four leaf clover.... no luck.

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Concrete Pour at the Kaesers

Woke up dark (dark because it was 5:45 am!) and early on Saturday morning to help Mike pour some concrete around the casita up in Fallbrook. Seeing how I am a banker and not a construction guy, I was a little out of my element and felt like a rookie sent up to the big leagues!

Trying to look like I am doing something...

After finishing the pour, I did the only thing I knew how, clean the boots before the cement dried!

Burritos and beer at 8:30! Awesome!
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Sunday, October 11, 2009

Bloggers Note:

I tried to go back and upload some pictures that some of you may have not seen before. I used a new program on my mac to upload the pictures, so that is why there are only 4 pictures per post. Enjoy!

Chris

Cancun Honeymoon

We headed to Cancun for a delayed honeymoon during August and had a great time. We stayed at the Grand Mayan and enjoyed all that the hotel and surrounding areas had to offer. Here are some pictures from our trip.

The Grand Mayan Pool

Bummer, I couldn't drive my shopping cart down the stairs.
(Must be popular to do in Cancun)

The Grand Mayan Lobby

The view from my lounge chair at the pool.
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We took a day trip to Xcaret, an amazing park with underground rivers, animals, snorkeling, dolphins, and lots of other stuff to do and see. The tour guide told us that there was no way we would be able to see everything in a day and was more than right! We highly recommend visiting Xcaret if you ever go to Cancun!

The coulds were amazing.

This was a church that looked normal on the outside, but once you went inside, it was like nothing I had ever seen.
(More on that later)

Another day in paradise
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This is the inside of the church from the earlier pictures.

The pulpit was surrounded by water, and we found a way to the other side through some crazy tunnels.

I felt like Indiana Jones when I was crossing these floating stones. The third one was a little loose and almost put me in the water.

Finding my way out of the caves
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