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Lee Williams First Year Men's Volleyball 2024

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Tony had a difficult decision this year.  He played volleyball in middle school; but his 8th grade year was cancelled for COVID.  Then we moved and Lee Williams did no have Men's Volleyball--so he took to tennis.  However this year Lee Williams offered volleyball; just the same season as tennis.  He tried to do both for the first of the year, gut concluded it was too hard and he decided to focus on volleyball.  He played J.V. and never went out.  On varsity he rarely went in.  he said he played back line at the tournament they went to in Phoenix.  

Knights Ferry Hike: Stanislaus River

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 While in California for Charlotte's blessing we visited Knights Ferry for a hike along the river.  The covered bridge continues to be closed. The covered bridge Hadley and covered bridge

Prickly Pear Blooms and other flowers

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I really love prickly pear blooms.  I was very impatient this year waiting for them to bloom; but the finally have.    

Spring Break 2024: Death Valley

Music Man 2024; Beale Street Theater

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 I portray Jacey Squires, a member of the school board who becomes part of the quartet.

Kingman Restaurant Review: Calicos

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 I really like Calicos now that they have reopened.  To be honest I never ate there before the closed as we hadn't moved to Kingman.  I know they also had a temporary location but we never went their either.  I found the best thing at Calicos is the Friday clam chowder; delicious.  I also like the salad bar.  They always have something in the bar for dessert.  I enjoyed the salmon.  The ambience is pretty cool with desert vistas.

Restaurant Review: Cracker Barrel Restaurant and store

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  Cracker Barrel is a national chain with a southern twist.  I had never been to a Cracker Barrel before coming to Kingman.  They started in Tennessee and have only moved to the West the last couple of years.  There are stores in Las Vegas, and even California. This is a nice restaurant and country store.  There food is very good.  Better yet it is reasonably priced.  They always seem busy.  The only unpleasant thing is you have to pay at the store.  This allows them the opportunity to get you to spend more money. Sometimes there is a line to pay.  Last time we went we had the daily special, country fried pork which was very good.  They also have country fried steak.  I have also had their fried chicken.  Tony has enjoyed their dumplings.  The southern cooking seems to hit the comfort food spot.  There are 664 restaurants in 45 states.  A side benefit of Cracker Barrel is for the most part the allow boon-doc...