Saturday, February 23, 2008

Hubby Tag...

As yesterday was our 33rd wedding anniversary, I feel I should do this too.
What is his name: Walter Huber

How long have you been married: 33 years - 2/22

How long did you date: 2 years

How old is he: 18 years older than me

Who said I love you first: hmmm I can't remember that far back. But I want it to have been him.

Who is taller: he is by 8"

Who eats more: Duh, that is a no brainer - ME

Who can sing better: Since he hasn't sung anything since he was in school glee club, I'd have to say me here as well.

Who is smarter: We are equally as smart in our own ways

Who pays the bills: I don't like to, but I do

Who does the laundry: Unless I want everything to be gray or pink, I do

Who mows the lawn: I do when my sister isn't. Walt did once. But we didn't like the way he did it.

Who cooks the meals: ME - ugh but we have to eat.

Who drives when you are together: He does. He loves to. I prefer to drive in the city as I have more patience, but he's better on the open road.

Who is more stubborn: He is

Who asked who out first: I did. I wanted to go on a trip to Canada and wanted him to go along. Mind you, Vancouver, BC wasn't all that far from home - Seattle.

Who proposed: He did

Who has more siblings: I do - he only has one - a brother. I am them oldest of 7.

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

The Key

Nothing happens to us without purpose. what we do because of it, what we do about it, is the key to who and what we are.

Monday, February 18, 2008

Lonely Pie Eats


Sometimes eating alone can be a good thing (you get to eat all the pie yourself. But on the other hand it can be very lonely - there's no one to share the experience with. I got this pic of the blog of a friend. I hope she doesn't mind. But I just loved this pic.

Antiques, Feathers & Friends

Yesterday we went out and about with Dave & Donna as it was too nice a day to be couped up inside. First we went to an antique show at the Weber County Fairgrounds. Kris, I know you wold have loved it so I put you in my bag and took you with me. You showed me so many fun things and I saw so many of the things I have in MY storage already. I found a box of skeleton keys but at $2 ea, I just couldn't create a whole ring of keys like yours. So, I just picked up a couple. One looks like it would open a little box and the other to a door like you use.

There were so many little cases that store things that I would of loved to have had, but for the life of me I just couldn't think of where to put them in my trailer.
The journey continued down a road filled with potholes but after navigaing them cleverly, we ended up at the Farmington Bay Wildlife winter resting area.
This is a place bald eagles have been seen resting. The day was perfect. Sunny, somewhat warm (45Fish) and no wind. I have never seen a bald eagle that close - and - so many of them.
There were as many people out photographing these magnificent birds as there were birds. Everyone was capturing the fishing activities, the fighting over the catches and the fluffing of feathers. .
We can always count on our activites with Dave & Donna filling the day completely. They are like Energizer Bunnys, they just keep going and going - right on past sunsets most of the time.
It was a spectacular way to end the day for sure.