I am a Rock Star: Photo Essay from the Alberta-Saskatchewan border

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In case you were wondering… I am a rock star.

Yes, it’s true. Just ask the Montalvo children.

The past four days I’ve spent on the border of Alberta and Saskatchewan in a booming oil town called Lloydminster.

I’ve been positively dripping with children the entire time, and we’ve had FUN.

How did I achieve this rock star status: Watch and learn:

Daddy Montalvo making the Montalvo Secret Recipe Pancakes. I promised not to post the PJ picture until after I was gone... something about not biting the hand that was feeding me!
Sledding
Happy birthday Jess!
At the top of the hill
Bella
Levi

Winter Blues
Isaiah
Nathan
Cookin' with my Bell'
Dinner

 

And also… I brought presents:

Why yes, she does have her arm in a blow up doll patient. Don't ask too many questions. Just let it go.

 

Josiah
Isaiah
Bella
Noah
Dripping with children, I tell you.
Border town
Did I mention it was cold?
On the road back to Edmonton. Cold. And note gas prices: No griping, American friends!
This is not a car... it's a roller skate.

 

How do I know I’m a Rock Star?

  • I had one fan clinging to my leg while I walked around the kitchen while another rode on my back.
  • They screamed for me
  • They begged for an encore “Please, Nana, move in with us… come with your kids… stay another day…”
  • They cried when I left
  • They staked out my dressing room
  • I was licked, and kissed without warning

Thank you, Montalvos, for an amazing adventure… I miss you already!

 

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