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I went to Camp Verde this morning to visit my niece and have her husband Kyle (chiropractor) work on my back - it's a nice drive and a great change of scenery. In fact, I wouldn't mind finding a place there.


February 20, 2011
After our chiropractor visit we headed to Kyle's parent's restaurant, The Red Rock Cafe in Sedona to relax, eat, and catch up with Alicia and Kyle. We had a great time visiting and the food was delicious as usual. http://theredrockcafe.wordpress.com/

Tom and I also walked around the little outlet mall which had only a couple of stores worth going in, and then headed home.

*I have to share this photo because I want to do this to my bedroom... flooring made of pennies. I love it!






Hope your Saturday has been fabulous!

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