We’re smack dab in the middle of it. What you might ask? Well, we’re in the middle of the transition between winter and spring. For the next two weeks we have an unsettled mix of wet and sloppy rain and snow. There’s not enough snow for some more good skiing and not enough rain to wash the rest of the snow away, just a mix to mess up my clean cars on a daily basis. Up here, we say we’re entering the mud season. When the mountain closes in about 2 weeks, lots of people leave town for vacation as all the tourists are gone until June. Then the summer season starts. I actually enjoy 4 separate seasons and summer is our favorite time up here, so bring it on!<\/p>\n
Yesterday Ty and I toured a couple schools. The Christian school was nice but too small and the public school was pretty neat as well. Right now it’s down to him staying where he is or going to the public school. We need to decide this week so we’ll keep you posted.<\/p>\n
Jag is supposed to have a double header tomorrow in Basalt but I think the rain and snow will cancel the game. Saturday he’s supposed to play 2 games in Durango, which is 6 hours away, but again, I think the weather will prevent that too. We’ll see.<\/p>\n
Today Jag and I meet with the high school counselor about his classes for next year. More to come on that tomorrow. Lori has a big day as usual. She worked 101 hours last pay period which is two weeks. This means she worked over 50 hours a week. She’s like a doctor without the big paycheck! Time to run so we can hit the gym before work and school, GB.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We’re smack dab in the middle of it. What you might ask? Well, we’re in the middle of the transition between winter and spring. For the next two weeks we have an unsettled mix of wet and sloppy rain and … Continue reading