style="color: #351c75; font-family: "Trebuchet MS",sans-serif;">I don’t which is worse in the life of a blogger—having so little going on that it is a stretch to find something interesting to write about, or having so much going on that it is difficult to find the time to write. This is the time of year here at the North Rim where we all start thinking about having to leave, and that brings about a flurry of parties and get-togethers. We are all trying to spend as much time as possible with our friends before the end of the season.
Trying To Catch Up…
style="color: #351c75; font-family: "Trebuchet MS",sans-serif;">I don’t which is worse in the life of a blogger—having so little going on that it is a stretch to find something interesting to write about, or having so much going on that it is difficult to find the time to write. This is the time of year here at the North Rim where we all start thinking about having to leave, and that brings about a flurry of parties and get-togethers. We are all trying to spend as much time as possible with our friends before the end of the season.
Last year, FabGrandpa and I didn’t get to know many of our co-workers and neighbors that well. It was sort of like, we were newcomers here, and people were just used to seasonals coming for one season and then never seeing them again. When we came back in the spring, though, we had lots of people smiling, hugging us, welcoming us back. Although the community here is small, we have lots of friends this year, and have spent many hours of our time off sitting around campfires, having a few beers, laughing, talking, dreaming with those folks.
I have so much to tell, and so little time to get it written up. I have to finish telling you about Becky’s visit. And then, I have to tell you about our neighbor’s company. Yeah, when one of us have company, we ALL have company. I have loads of pictures to share, and news of a wedding and a new baby in our family to tell you a about. And then there was my uninvited, unwanted company this week:
(that is the kidney stone, ugh!)
The enemy only stayed around for a day and a half, but that was way too long! I was so glad to finally see his ugly face and send him on his way. And I hope he never, ever shows up again. Next time I will be prepared, though, as I still have most of that RX of percocet left, and will start on as soon as I know it is coming.
I am having a dinner party tonight. I’ll be making my prize winning gluten free meatloaf, some home made gluten free mac and cheese, and a gluten free cake. My guests will be bringing something as well. Heck, I can’t even keep up with the two Meme’s I participate in, Scenic Sunday and Remember Whensday….
So, I may have several posts in the next couple of days, trying to play catch up. At least I hope so…..
I'm very glad that you're all better. Boy I bet you were glad to to see the end of *that* company! Looking foward to reading your catchup posts when youo have time. Take care of yourself first though.
Sallie
Lordy, that sucker was huge. Glad it is out though.
So your summer is almost over. Know you will miss it. You all coming back to Georgia this time. If so give me a hollar and maybe I can make it over you way to say hello. Take care and keep us all posted.
Later
Sallie: thank you!
Linda Sue: We are going to Alabama, south of Tucaloosa. That is another post I haven't had time to do! thanks for the reminder…
What beer are you able to drink?
Glad you passed that stone. It's a pretty big one!
I'm also interested in your recipe for GF meatloaf.
Such a busy social life. Are you going to the Haloween party too. I'll be gone for that.
Well that stops you getting bored, keeps you on your toes and keeps you youmg. It is great that you have made so many friends and I guess you will be back next season. Ugh I can't believe you passed that huge rock, no wonder you were in pain.
Linda, I know what you mean about either having nothing or too much to post. Glad you're feeling better. I look forward to your "catching up".