2010

Made it back home safe and sound from Leavenworth.  Part of the travel was by bus and that was the only bad thing, there wasn't much room at all and it was a full bus both on the way there and back.  The train ride was so nice and roomy.  I loved it. 

Time in Leavenworth went by fast; did some snow shoeing, almost broke mom & dad's cable trying to figure out how to switch components so that they can watch dvd's.  Boy, that was a chore, but Melanie saved the day!  I tell you, small towns just aren't quite up to speed with technology and available help.  (Slowsky internet and not good phone coverage).  It's amazing how much we have come to rely on tech from back in the day when we all only had land line phones and used typewriters instead of computers.  Times are changing.

Let's see, the wedding I was in was good.  It was very low key and very small, about 20 people in attendance.  It was at her parents house, so she had to keep it small and now her and her new husband are on the road to Oklahoma.  (Isn't that a song?)

I hope everyone had a great Christmas and is now enjoying the start of a new decade!  It has been a time of reflection for me these past 15 years, how life has changed me since high school, and all the events that have occurred, the death of all four of my grandparents, the fact that my own parents are getting older and how life comes around full circle.  Life is too short to be bitter, angry or judgmental about the world.  So, here's to 2010 and a great year!