Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Thanksgiving in LA

I have arrived in LA to visit my sister for the holiday. Mike and Kerwin will be celebrating at home with his family. Mike's dad came down to stay for a few days with Mike and help pick Kerwin up from school and take care of him. We have been talking via the web cam each night. It does not work nearly as well as a video phone which we are going to have to break down and buy pretty soon so that Kerwin can use the phone. To see what I've been up to check out my sister's blog at

www.tylerandrachelhisel.blogspot.com

So far we saw a huge Christmas tree lighting at the Grove complete with real "movie" snow and a flying Santa that narrowly escaped about three major mishaps on the way down. Completely worth going to just for that. Besides that we were looking at a little TV screen (couldn't get closer to the stage) and the sound was awful so that you could only hear the singers and not when anyone was talking. It was hosted by Jon Lovitz so we just guessed what he was saying all night. Natalie Cole sang one song but the rest of the music was unremarkable. Well actually one of the groups was remarkable because they were so horrible. Yesterday I visited Rachel at work. Tyler was also working on the set of the show Bones. Tonight we will go to a Lakers game (Tyler my brother-in-law is a HUGE fan). And then tomorrow we will have our Thanksgiving dinner. I am hoping that one of my roommates from college who lives out here will be able to join us. She and her husband have a little baby boy who I have not met.

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Becky, Mike and Kerwin,
Happy Thanksgiving. We are all so grateful to have family and friends. The pictures on Rachel's blog were great. I was so happy to see the beautiful tree. I know Nena has been really busy with the Lexington Singers. They are mentioned all the time on TV.
I hope to see Rick and Nena at New Years. Rick and I really depend on Don's orange fudge. In fact I am going to request it!
Happy Thanksgiving and many blessings!
Marcia

Anonymous said...

I love the orange fudge too! It is the best!

Rachel

rhaake said...

Thanks Marcia,
I am also grateful for such a wonderful group of family and friends. Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving.

Becky