Ok so it's day 14 and I'm just telling you Happy New Year.
We've had a big snow storm today. Although there were many people out on the roads, we were slow. Three waitstaff left by 2 p.m. and I had the whole restaurant to do by myself. Well, maybe not totally. A night shift waitstaff came in early and she helped me.....seat and check people out. I was able to come home early though.
I finally got my Christmas tree disassembled. Yea!!!
I found this new website with lots of recipes on it. Thought I would share.
It's www.northpole.com
Go check it out & tell me what you think.
Later!
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Christmas Photo
Merry Christmas!
My daughter wondered where our Christmas photo was......and here it is. The two best photos (I believe) out of the bunch. Front row: Alexis, Taylor, Sam, Wesley, Rocco, Stacy
Rocco wasn't sure what was going on but he did a good job at least for two pictures.
Have a very Merry Christmas!!!
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
How Could I Forget - Mt Rainier!!
These photos were taken at Poulsbo, Washington while on our vacation.
It's one of those "Let's see if we can get in the picture" photos. They are fun to do. Sometimes people ask if they can help by taking the picture.......and you let them.......but other times......it's just fun to run to get settled in the picture before the camera goes off.
Joel & I apparently didn't realize where Tam-e was sitting.....all you see is her leg.
has a shadow on it.
Mt. Rainier taken from the Ferry while going to Bainbridge Island
This photo was taken while driving down the road.
Our vacation seems many years in the past now. I'm ready for another one.
I loved being with my kids, their spouses, & granddaughter. I had a wonderful time.
Until the next time!
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Vacations are never long enough!
It's always fun to go on vacation. Especially when part of your family is able to go with you. Which is what happened this year. Brandon, & Anjie, w/Alea, Tam-e & Bobby, & myself went to Seattle, Washington to visit my sister, Jean, and her husband, Joel.
It was a stretch for the both of them to have us all at one time. BJ, Anjie & Alea, the baby, had the guest room in the basement, Tam-e & Bobby had an air mattress in the family room, and I slept on the couch. It may not have been the greatest arrangement to some, but when you come together as a family, it doesn't matter where you sleep, as long as you're with family.
I took around 500 photos this trip. I picked out quite a few photos to post, but decided that I had to put a limit on them. Way too many to put on here. And most definitely!!!! they are out of order. It may not bother you, but it does me. I would prefer for you to see them in sequence as they had happened.
Four "new recipes" were packed in our suitcases that Jean had served while we were there. This is not an unusual experience. It's almost a given that we return home with at least one new recipe. The most popular one I've gotten from her is the "Lil Cheddar Meatloaf". That recipe was given to me the first time I visited Seattle with my sister, Ruth.
Jean & Joel have lived there eight years now. I've gone each year for a visit, ok....only 7 times of the 8 years. Six of those visits, I've taken someone "new" with me. (Ruth, Tam-e, Stacy, Aunt Martha & Uncle Jim, BJ & Anjie, and this year Alea & Bobby.) Jean keeps telling me if I want to see anything new that I have to stop bringing new people with me. So far, I haven't listened to that advise. Maybe next year.
Because Bobby had never been to Seattle some visits were repeated. The Mt. Saint Helen's trip was new for all of us.
We had a great time and a great time together. Jean & Joel....we'll never be able to say "thank you" enough for the time we were able to spend together and the time we had with you both. It was a great memory week. I hope that we didn't stress you out too much and that you had just as much fun as we did.
Thanks for everything!!!
Happy Birthday Jean.....9/26/????
Have a GREAT retirement Joel.......10/1/2008
(Have fun at your new adventure....The Boeing Museum.)
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