Sunday, June 10, 2007
Friday, June 8, 2007
Oh, for a cloning machine!
I know all of you most likely have wished to be in several places at once or had a clone to help with multiple tasks - sure wish I had one during the past few weeks!
Tomorrow we will depart and currently we have two of the couples that will be traveling with us here in Big Canoe with their coaches.
Last night two additional couples joined us for dinner as did Jim and Sue Leonard from here in Big Canoe. We had two pontoon boats tied together and cruised up and down the lake enjoing snacks and drinks before dinner. It was a beautiful late afternoon to show-off Big Canoe.
The twins graduated from pre-school, and all the Cannella girls had dance recitals and we were only ablt to attend Katherine and Dorothy's recital due to the timing conflict with our annual Big Canoe fire department fund raiser. We made over $6,000 dollars and Bill cooked chicken breasts for hours. I used my electic slicer to slice boxes of tomatoes and about 5 bags of onions. It was requested that I will my slicer to the fire department when I die - just hope the slicer lasts that long!
We had David with us for a week and really enjoyed his visit - he is a really neat kid and Bill was thrilled to have someone in the house to talk sports!
I have to load the final stuff from the refrigerator on board plus all the additional things that I have been picking up and placing in piles by the front door.
I will upload some pictures - if I have time before the others come on by.
Tomorrow we will depart and currently we have two of the couples that will be traveling with us here in Big Canoe with their coaches.
Last night two additional couples joined us for dinner as did Jim and Sue Leonard from here in Big Canoe. We had two pontoon boats tied together and cruised up and down the lake enjoing snacks and drinks before dinner. It was a beautiful late afternoon to show-off Big Canoe.
The twins graduated from pre-school, and all the Cannella girls had dance recitals and we were only ablt to attend Katherine and Dorothy's recital due to the timing conflict with our annual Big Canoe fire department fund raiser. We made over $6,000 dollars and Bill cooked chicken breasts for hours. I used my electic slicer to slice boxes of tomatoes and about 5 bags of onions. It was requested that I will my slicer to the fire department when I die - just hope the slicer lasts that long!
We had David with us for a week and really enjoyed his visit - he is a really neat kid and Bill was thrilled to have someone in the house to talk sports!
I have to load the final stuff from the refrigerator on board plus all the additional things that I have been picking up and placing in piles by the front door.
I will upload some pictures - if I have time before the others come on by.
Tuesday, April 3, 2007
Recovery Time
Yesterday we arrived home with the twins safely and delivered them home in one piece. We then went over to PF Changs for some adult food!
Saturday after checking out of our condo unit we went to the Utah Zoo in Salt Lake City. This is a very nice zoo and kids loved it - especially the male peacock who was displaying and strutting his stuff.
We thought they would enjoy the Old Spaghetti Factory for dinner but it was not a huge hit although the Sprite and ice cream were wonderful.
Sunday we visited the Children's museam or Discovery Center - we all had a wonderful time there.
Monday we got up at 4:30 am for the 6:30 am flight home. This Delta plane had the TV screens in the back of the seats so the Cartoon Network kept them occupied the whole trip. No sleeping this time!
Bill is at the Masters today and I had planned on doing absolutely nothing today but collapse! I did find that after a full night's sleep I had recovered some of my energy and have tackles a few of the jobs on the long list of things to do!
Hope you enjoyed this blog. It was easy to do.
Saturday after checking out of our condo unit we went to the Utah Zoo in Salt Lake City. This is a very nice zoo and kids loved it - especially the male peacock who was displaying and strutting his stuff.
We thought they would enjoy the Old Spaghetti Factory for dinner but it was not a huge hit although the Sprite and ice cream were wonderful.
Sunday we visited the Children's museam or Discovery Center - we all had a wonderful time there.
Monday we got up at 4:30 am for the 6:30 am flight home. This Delta plane had the TV screens in the back of the seats so the Cartoon Network kept them occupied the whole trip. No sleeping this time!
Bill is at the Masters today and I had planned on doing absolutely nothing today but collapse! I did find that after a full night's sleep I had recovered some of my energy and have tackles a few of the jobs on the long list of things to do!
Hope you enjoyed this blog. It was easy to do.
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