Falling for Kansas City

Since we arrived in Kansas City, Mo. (circa January 1, 2010), it has been snow, snow, and snow. I feel like a child again. Everything is so white and beautiful, reminiscent of the snow globes I used to shake up in my grandmother’s study. I can’t stop buying those 2-hour fire logs as well.  I think I  know everyone at the  local convenient store. Folks around our neighborhood keep saying that there’s not been a snow storm like this in  20 years and I feel so lucky to be here! Coming from Chattanooga, Tn., my experience with snow storms usually starts with a half of an inch and ends with 1 inch, of course the schools are still closed and local grocery stores’ inventory annihilated :-)  Here however, I am now proud to have finally experienced “Show Me” snow in my new home in the Show Me State.  You can take a look at my latest commercial Falling for Kansas City. Love you all, Micah

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This post was written by admin on January 9, 2010

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Micah and Najahe: Sedona, Arizona. First Installment

It was a little before noon and there wasn’t a cloud in the sky. We arrived in Phoenix and were headed for Sedona, a small town two hours South. People from all over the world know of Sedona, Arizona. It’s a gathering site and a watering hole for the more esoteric of travelers and explorers.

Orbologists, Transcendentalists, Yogis, and Astro Travelers are just a few of the fold who look upon it as home, not to mention former Republican-nominee John McCain, who keeps a house there.

As we neared Sedona we saw a sign for a gas station. Outside the dusty store, an older gentleman sat and played his guitar. He told us about a town not far from there, named Jerome. “It was a ghost town and then hippies and artists moved up there, and turned the whole place upside down” he said.

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This post was written by admin on September 27, 2009

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