Today is dad’s birthday. Not sure how old he would have been but probably in his late 80’s. We also kick off a string of three birthdays 10 days apart. Ten days from today is Tom’s and ten days after that is mine. Throw in Jagger’s on the 17th and we’re busy.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Lori grabbed a Southwest flight at 5:30 instead of waiting for the United flight at 7:30 last night. This put her into Sacramento a couple hours early which was good as I didn’t want her driving from the airport at 10 at night. She made it to the house around 8pm. She has a busy two days getting things done before her 5:30am flight back to Denver Saturday morning. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
We had a little snow yesterday but not much. Today we’re supposed to get half a foot or more. Some spots in the mountains will get well over a foot. Then by tomorrow night it’ll all clear out and next week we’re back to sunny and 50. Denver will get a couple inches tomorrow.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Ty is studying hard and so is Jag. A week from tomorrow school is all over for the semester. They’re both really good boys. We’re excited for Christmas as things are heating up around here. Presents are magically appearing under the tree day by day, and specialty foods are starting to arrive. I have a couple of the best hams in the Country arriving from Vermont next week, then a pecan pie from Texas, and apple pie from New York and of course a blueberry pie from Michigan all arrive between now and December 24th. I think we’re having a pre-Christmas Eve dinner with Marty and Mel and James and who know who else. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Dixie is hanging in there but slept most of the day yesterday. Glad we have her here and it’ll be great for Christmas for her. Time to get Ty up and let Harley in as she’s finished her breakfast by now. Hope everyone is well, be safe and God Bless.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Today is dad’s birthday. Not sure how old he would have been but probably in his late 80’s. We also kick off a string of three birthdays 10 days apart. Ten days from today is Tom’s and ten days after … Continue reading