We've Moved!

Its time to say sayonara to missjulesinmesa. Please look us up from now on at:

richardandjlo.blogspot.com

Help!!

So, if you can't tell, my blogging skills are slightly sub-par. While trying to vamp up the blog last week, I somehow managed to get an orange/birdies and trees background. I'm really tempted to start over with a whole new blog since my better half isn't really diggin the "missjulesinmesa" address. Does anyone know how to create a new blog address? Does that mean you have to start a whole new blog? Help!

They Say It's Your Birthday.....da na na na na

Happy Birthday to my favorite 29 year-old!! I'm a lucky girl ;)

Melona Bar shout out

When Richard and I were on our honeymoon, we ate these delicious Melona bars everyday. They were UNREAL, the best ice-cream/fruit bar I've ever had...hands down. We saw on the boxes that they were made in Korea, so when we got back home to the valley, we called every ethnic foods/Korean market around. We even drove out to other cities and couldn't find them.(Yes, they were THAT GOOD) Richard finally found this little Korean market in Tempe off of Mill Ave. that carries them. Never mind that we made a special trip for them and spent 30 dollars for 4 boxes. It was 30 dollars well spent and if you ever go to Hawaii I highly recommend that you try them. Or see if your local Korean market carries them. I like strawberry the best, the original melon flavor is Richard's favorite. However, the mango is a close second for me. Just nix the banana...we both agree its blah compared to the other 3 flavors.

Sunset at Poipu Beach

The people's house we were staying in had a few bikes in the garage and we couldn't resist taking them for a ride on our last night in Kauai. This is Poipu Beach, which was just a walk down the road from where we were staying. Isn't it beautiful...makes me wish I were there again!

Honeymoon in Kauai (Kah-wye-ee)

Well, were writing (Richard actually) on our last full day of our amazing honeymoon in Kauai. We lucked out to have some friends (who will remain annonymous) let us stay in their vacation home here on the island of Kauai in Hawaii. We jumped at the chance. Our first day was spent getting settled and figuring out what we wanted to do during our stay. Quickly upon arriving we realized that we would not want to leave on our originally scheduled departure date of Tuesday. So with a few phone calls to airlines and work back home we arranged to stay an extra 4 days... Needless to say we are SOOOO glad we did. Our first activity was Monday when we drove up to the north side of the island to do some ziplining, it was a blast.

The Temple Shoot

Believe it or not, it actually wasn't too hot outside the temple about 7 pm. This breeze came in (tender mercy) and niether of us were uncomfortable, except for the lovely corset that was keeping me from breathing for 2 hours...