Showing posts with label husband. Show all posts
Showing posts with label husband. Show all posts

Saturday, November 28, 2009

Christmas time is here again

It's gonna be fun this year! I went Black Friday
shopping and found some bargains. Early Christmas
start for me.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Camping

Our trip to Dover, Arkansas was successful. We used our Chalet Alpine rv for the first time. We stayed four nights without too many problems. Since this was our first trip we had to get used to the camper. Hauling it was no problem, we were able to haul it and the four-wheeler trailer hooked together with our Toyota Tundra. We could run 70 and 75 miles ph easily. The first and second night our furnace came on and several times we would hear a beeping sound. My husband finally figured out the 12v wire needed to be hooked up so the spark igniter could work properly. The freezer worked great. Things were so cold in the refrig part that the milk partially froze. I had to turn it down. All our meat stayed frozen solid in the freezer. We didn't try out the shower because the campground had a shower and bathroom to use. Our air bed was great but we have decided to get a regular mattress because we will never use the table under the bed. We'll just dedicate that space to the bed full time. We had our flat-screen tv and dvd player that we bought for the rv. We got an off-air antenna that worked great picking up 9 channels with HD even. The only thing I cooked this time was waffles for breakfast. We ate a packed lunch every day out in the woods on the trails. Every evening after trail-riding we would get cleaned up and go into Russelville and find new places to dine. The weather was beautiful. It was pretty cool every morning and would warm up to about 60 degrees. We did not get rained on except the first night and that was while we were sleeping. We rode the Moccasin Gap trails every day. There were four couples all together. Two couples stayed in cabins and two of us stayed in RV's or toy haulers. It was a great trip.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Wordless Wednesday-1977


1977 Long ago and far away.



For more Wordless Wednesday go here.

Thursday, August 6, 2009

Have I Told You Lately That I Love You?

Well, Colorado, I'm telling you now!
Our vehicle above traveling on the Million Dollar Highway.
O Beautiful, for spacious skies! For purple mountains majesties!
We met a shepherd and his 2,300 sheep and three dogs along the way.
The above is where we stopped to decide if we needed to turn around before the
going got any rougher. Just so happened I backed into a bear cave. Don't know
if she was at home!
The abandoned silver and gold mines of Colorado. There's gold in them hills!
Untrailering for the day!
We ate our lunch every day on the mountain. Nothing ever tasted so good!
Relaxing after a long drive. The wildflowers were in bloom everywhere! I love you, Colorado. I can't wait to return.

Sunday, July 26, 2009

We're Back!


From the best trip ever to Colorado! Details to follow...

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

The Scorpions Go To Ouray

From the last trip to Arkansas
Our group: the Scorpions
I love these people!
Four-wheeling is a blast!
Just look at this scenery where we
will be. I am in awe.
The temperature today is 64 F in Ouray.
Oklahoma temp. today is 104 F.
This is Ouray, Colorado.

Monday, July 13, 2009

Happy Anniversary Honey-pie


Happy Anniversary. 34 years. Seriously 2/3rds of my life.
I hope to go on for another 34 or more! We are leaving for
Colorado on Saturday. Oh Happy Day!

Friday, May 15, 2009

Take a Little Trip with Me

Still a beautiful and fun place to visit.
Navajo Fire Dance
What are you looking at?
Making use of a timer
I used to sit on these lions 
when I was little.
It was the most beautiful and sunny day we have had
in weeks.  So we took a little trip to Woolaroc.  It's very 
near our home and such a wonderful place with 
lots of animals to see.  

Friday, May 8, 2009

The Picture of Dorian Gray


My husband acted in high school.  Here he was Dorian Gray.  I always loved watching the high school perform plays.  That got us out of class to watch.  Bonus!  But I especially liked this guy (second from the left).  I even bought these photos from the year book because I liked him so much.  He didn't know it at the time.  I was a sophomore and he was a senior.  He only noticed me when I would walk down the Cotton Gin Road to my house from town or the high school.  He had a friend in his band that lived a quarter of a mile past my house.  There were times he would give me a ride when I was walking to work at the nursing home.  I had one cute uniform with a fitted waist.  I surely did like that uniform.  



Here is my future husband receiving an award for drama.

I liked seeing him in a caveman suit.  I had to check out his legs!


Monday, May 4, 2009

Colonoscopy

Today I took my husband to get a colonoscopy.  He prepared for it starting on Saturday afternoon eating only jello and clear liquids.  Then the fun began on Sunday afternoon with the solution taken to clean you out.  Several hours later, mission accomplished!  

You know what?  They even give you color photos of your colon.  I'm sure you don't want to see them.  Butt, he was given a good bill of health.  No need for another test for ten more years.  

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Thursday, July 24, 2008

What I've Been Up To...

Whatever have I been doing with myself?
I work at home for my husband's business.
We are self-employed. I am the paper-work
queen.  Office goddess, if you prefer.  I do.  Hee hee.
That means I type all the invoices on the computer and
send out statements to customers.  I pay all bills for the
business and payroll for employees.  I do payroll reports
and any other nasty little report that comes along.  I have
a good program called "Quick Books" that I really like and
have been familar with for several years.  This keeps me
semi-occupied.  Now three children in college these 
past few years has kept me otherwise occupied.  All good.
As I have mentioned before, the oldest daughter has graduated
college and got her RN license and is working and living
in the nearest big city to me. (About 45 minutes away.)
My latest project which I have been enjoying is to sew
my daughter's some curtains for their new apartment
bedroom windows.  I started on my youngest daughter's
first and it turns out that she didn't like the green material
at all.  So guess where these beauties are now?  In my office/
extra bedroom.  I don't mind, I enjoyed the sewing.  I know
you're going to think that the brown/green kind of clashes
with those hot pink walls but hey! what the hay?  I enjoy
anything that I create, no matter what!  Those walls will
be transformed someday, just not yet.  I guess I can see
why she didn't like the green, but I'll try again.  This time
she is picking out the material, duh?  I should have known
better!  
Now for those of you discriminating minds that were 
absolutely fascinated with that picture of me on the wall,
here is a closer shot.  This is a artist drawing of me.  When
we went to Paris in 2000, we were in the Montmarte 
area and artists on the street everywhere want to draw
your picture for a fee of course.  They practically insist.
As you might notice, I am not smiling in this picture, 
because another artist was drawing my daughter and I
was watching and waiting while another persistant artist
kept insisting that he draw me.  One artist started drawing
my eye (and he did a very good job) but I kept saying,"no,
thank you."  He finally got mad and walked a short distance
away watching.  Another artist came up and started drawing
me and I decided to let him.  But I was not smiling at the
time 'cause I could see the other artist staring daggers at
me.  If looks could kill.  So I paid for my drawing to him
and for my daughter's to another artist.  He did capture
me pretty well even though I was not smiling.  I look very
serious.  But after all I am glad I bought it.  Also, if you look
at the above photo, on the left of it you will see a photo
that I took of my flower and I framed it.  I just happened
to have a frame already that it fit into.  Now notice that
it matches my brown and green curtains.  There!  Makes
it all coorindinate, doesn't it?  I'm sharp like that!  hee hee
This is another project that took a bit of our time last
week.  We purchased a 2008 Toyota Tundra Crew Max
for my husband to drive for his business.  We feel like
we got a really good deal.  He is taking it tomorrow to get
the front windows tinted.  He has ordered running boards
and a tonto cover for the bed.  We are getting the bed spray-
lined too.  He has to haul parts for his business in it.  We
plan on taking this jewel on vacation to Yellowstone Park
next year.  The four door crew cab has tons of seating room.
It's much bigger than a car.  We will be taking all three kids
with us too.  Our luggage can go in the bed of the pickup
under the tonto cover.  Last year we rented a SUV for
our trip to Colorado.  This time we can save that expense.

Saturday, December 8, 2007

5 Post Meme

Candid Karina tagged me to do the 5 post meme.  She also gave me some helpful guidance on how to link back to older posts.  I must sincerely thank her.  I used to have the old type blogger and one day the new type blogger magically appeared.  Now I actually see the little world linky button that everyone was talking about.  "Oh, the things you will see." (Dr. Suess)
The rules are:  Post 5 links to 5 of your previously written posts.  The posts have to relate to the 5 key words given below (family, friend, yourself, your love, anything you like).  Tag 5 other friends to do this meme.  Try to tag at least 2 new acquaintances (if not, your current blog buddies will do) so that you get to know them each a little bit better:
  1. Family:  This is a history that I have begun telling and will continue in the future.
  2. Friend:  I have found only one post that I did on friends and they just happen to be blogger friends.  
  3. Yourself:  My favorite post about myself would probably the first post I ever did to explain my blog name.  
  4. Your love:  This post would have to be the one and it is titled "My Dearest."
  5. Anything you like:  I wonder if this means anything I "like" or "anything" I like?  Oh well, I really liked this post the first time and since I had posted twice this day I felt like it didn't get much airtime because the first post was a Fun Monday.  So here it is again.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

Monday, September 24, 2007

My dearest


This is my dearest husband. We have been married 32 years. That's about 2/3rds or 64% of my life. LOL. He's great. my gosh, he works hard. It is amazing. He never takes sick days, he just goes to work every day. He runs his own business and it isn't air conditioned, just big fans in the summer. He keeps our three kids in college, soon they will be out and he can slow down a little. I am very thankful that I am married to a man who doesn't drink or run around. I don't have to wonder where he is, I grew up with a dad like that, yet thankfully he changed his ways later in life after he became a Christian. My DH is a guitar player too. He was able to move some of his amplifiers and guitars into #2 daughters bedroom now that she moved out. We are still going to keep a smaller bed in there for her visits. Our #1 daughter moved out a couple of years ago and we have a twin bed in her old bedroom also. I moved my office computer in there and my piano keyboard. So DH can finally have his space, except he decided to move the new MAC in his space. Our son is in college, but he still uses his bedroom quite regularly. Life sure changes and time seems to fly. Anyway, I appreciate and love these precious gifts that God has given to me!!