Cool Gustavo. Granddad's hanki made a great sun hat as we couldn't find any hats that fit him.


Briana and Nephew Gustavo.
Beach Bums Gustavo & Isaac
We could be winners of the multimillion dollar lotto and still not be as rich as we are today. We are rich in our marriage of over 32 years, rich in our children and rich in their families. Jason, Carolyn and Isaac live near us. Trisha, Gustavo, Tavo and Nevaeh live in Arizona where Trisha and Gustavo work as house-parents. Briana graduated in nursing school at Azusa and is engaged to Robbie. Last and not least, we are rich in the Living Lord.
Darcy is not too happy these days. On Monday June 30 she had a great time swimming but when we were leaving I noticed she was bleeding. I wrapped her foot when we returned home. The bleeding stopped but by Thursday it still didn't look good so off to the Vet's we went. She ended up needing stitches. They had to put her to sleep to stitch the cut and now she is really hating the bandage she has to wear until July 17. She has been out of it all day, definitely not herself. That was one very expensive swimming trip. Here she is Thursday night after she came home.
She is a little more awake here, Friday, but she was not interested in playing with Saydee and Sasha. She even refused her food, although she finally ate when we returned home from Jason and Carolyn's.
This same trip Skyler tried to eat a fish hook. Luckily she was able to throw it up without any problems. Needless to say we are not going to this spot again.
Briana has started a job today in Livermore, actually she started yesterday with orientation. She is working for Senior Solutions taking care of seniors in a care facility place. She also may go to people's homes to work. She won't be home until Saturday as it is a live in type job. She will be working at the home M-F of next week too. After that she doesn't know where they will put her. It could be a live in situation or just day visits.
She is off. Isn't she cute in her scrubs!
Darcy is taking a Agility class. Above she is learning to do the weave poles. At first she had no idea what I wanted her to do, but by the third time she understood. It was amazing to watch the dogs as they understood what was expected of them.
She has no problem with jumping. Next to the tunnel this is her favorite.
She zoomed over the A-frame. I had a time keeping up with her. The problem comes at the bottom. She is supposed to do a stick it, which is when the back feet stay on and the front feet are off. It is a little hard to stop that suddenly but she did pretty good. Below is a video of her going over the A-Frame.