Showing posts with label Prescott. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prescott. Show all posts

Sunday, August 11, 2013

Goodbye, Prescott!

"We had fun, Prescott!" said Shellie May. "I hope I can come back someday!"





Saturday, August 10, 2013

One last look at the Prescott Square

Our time in Prescott really IS winding down.


"Goodbye, Prescott Square!" said Shellie May. "Goodbye, historical signs!"




Friday, August 9, 2013

Shellie May at the Prescott Brewing Company

"Oh yay! It IS time to eat!"

We went to the Prescott Brewing Company.


Mintsy and Shellie May had a great time chatting! :D


"Wow! That burger is on ciabatta bread and covered in onion rings!"




Thursday, August 8, 2013

Shellie May on the streets of Prescott

Just a look at the streets of Prescott.


"Is it time to eat yet?" asked Shellie May.


"Hm," I said. "I think it's almost....oh, are you making a pun?"

"Tee hee."

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Shellie May visited a museum

You can see the Sharlot Hall Museum sticker on Shellie May's paw.


"This is going to hurt to take off, isn't it?" asked Shellie May. "That's not very thoughtful to bears! Our skin isn't smooth like human skin."

"You're supposed to put it on your clothes," I said.

"Oh."

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Getting ready to leave Prescott

Alas, our time in Prescott is drawing to a close.

"But we had fun!" said Shellie May. "And we still have a little time, right?"

"Sure!"


From this angle, the "P" on the mountain looked like an "F"!




Monday, August 5, 2013

Candy and Snow White and Shellie May

"Wow! A candy shop!"


This was in one of the antique shops we visited. Snow White kitchen!


"Can I have it?" asked Shellie May. "Can I can I?"

"No, but you can use my kitchen anytime you want."

"Maybe if you cleaned it more." Shellie May made a face.

Sunday, August 4, 2013

Shellie May loves old-timey ceilings

Almost certain this is at Bashford Courts. Shellie May and I both love painted tin ceilings!





Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Leaving the Sharlot Hall Museum

We're finally on our way out of the Sharlot Hall Museum.

"Aw."

And now we can do some shopping.

"Yay!"




Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Shellie May and Wagons

"Wow, those leaves are yellow and on the ground!" said Shellie May. "Does Prescott have weather?"

"I think it does!"


Shellie May explored various forms of transportation.



"Do not forget to load the sugar into the wagon!" said Shellie May.

"But we don't need any sugar," I said. "You are sweet enough."

"Aw." I think I saw a flush under her fur.





Saturday, July 27, 2013

Stoplight Trees with Shellie May

"Wow! Those leaves are the color of a stop light!" said Shellie May.


"HAPPY FALL!"




Thursday, July 25, 2013

Shellie May in a log cabin

"This is a nice cabin," said Shellie May.


"Um...there aren't any centipedes around, are there?"

"I don't think so."

"Oh, good."






Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Shellie May and a windmill

"Whee! It is pretty out here!"


"Wait. There aren't any spurned lovers here, are they? That would be sad!"


Nope. No spurned lovers!

Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Shellie May likes exhibits

"I love the exhibits!" said Shellie May.


"Wait, what's that?!"

"I think it's a lover being spurned."


"Oh, no. That's so SAD!!!"

Fortunately, nothing cheers up a small bear like posing on top of a case of horse equipment.


Look at this old map of the United States! If this had gone through, Prescott would be in New Mexico! Actually, I think Las Vegas would be, too!




Monday, July 22, 2013

Shellie May, that's dangerous!

"Get down from there!" I said. "Those wheels might start spinning at any time!"

"Oh no!" said Shellie May. "Really?"

"No."


"It's okay!" said Shellie May. "I am staying safe! Ha ha."




Sunday, July 21, 2013

Shellie May at the Sharlot Hall Museum

"Wow! Old-time westerns!"


"Can I play poker?" asked Shellie May.

"No!"


Shellie May is worth more than a dollar, but it was a neat cash register.




Saturday, July 20, 2013

Shellie May likes sitting on things

"Wheeee! Museums are fun!"


I'm not sure if you're supposed to sit on things in museums, but Shellie May certainly likes it.


Railroads in Arizona in 1910! Just because trains are neat.