In a small one block street in a tiny Orange County town lives a little dog named Twinkie. This blog is about the antics of this teacup poodle and his family pack members.
Today we got a chance to see Grandma's house one last time before moving out next week. Here's a final look at upstairs of the house on Kensington Rd.
Later we go to see the new apartment on Spring Street. This is a video tour of the new apartment.
Continuation of tour of new apartment starting with the master bath.
Grandma's new apartment is on the top floor (#902). One floor down there's a connector to the rooftop terrace on top of the adjoining building. Here's what that looks like.
Here are some still shots of the new place. First one is from Spring Street looking up. Their apartment is the top corner on the left.
Alameda Street entrance.
Spring Street entrance.
Main living space (second bedroom door on the left). Windows face South and West.
View from living room of Chinatown and Dodger Stadium on other side of hill.
View of Chinatown.
Roof top terrace tour with apartment manager guide.
Basement has a screening room.
Grandma and Grandpa counting down the final days on Kensington Road before moving into the deluxe apartment with a prime city view.
Casa d'Campamento decor included a string of glow in the dark ghost balloons to go along with the candle lit pathway in miniature pots. Each white balloon had a glow stick inside to make the ghost effect.
Here's what it looked like in the late afternoon light. Sharpies were used to make the facial expressions.
The assembly of the ghost balloons took hours of effort! I had to supervise the crew of one carefully.
Finally it was time to go trick or treating. Here's this years costume - a super fan!
Only two of Steve's girls went out this year. One was Harry Potter and the other Princess Leia.