|
Today is my dear wife’s birthday. And I am so impressed with the wonderful gift that I got for her, that I want to toot my own horn for a minute on this site. Well, after following my blog for years, my dear wife has finally given into the addiction called blogging. She followed my ill-advised advice, and used Wordpress. After a brief training session, she finally has a new post. It is the talk she offered at her grand father’s funeral. Last week my wife’s family lost a truly great man. I was going to post this earlier, but I couldn’t find the video that I wanted to include. I still can’t find them, but I feel a need to post about this great man anyway. Last week our family took our new-to-us tent trailer camping at Spruces Campground. While it wasn’t my first choice for campsites, it really was a good trip. Like the dinner this post is a little late. Last year I went with my oldest daughter to Girl’s Camp. Back then I thought it was for her. I felt that it would make it easier for her to be away from the family for a whole week. For Father’s Day my wife more than took care of me. Actually, if you ask me, she went a little over board. But, I finally have some items that I have been wanting for a very long time. So, I forgive her. Okay, the title to this post is a little misleading. Because last night’s meal was nothing great. Two and a half years ago, my wife and I moved into our new home. After that move, we had one goal. That was to get rid of our consumer debt. About a month and a half ago, our office had a Chili Cook Off with a $100 cash (well, Visa Gift Card) prize for first place. I decided that I would enter with a Dutch Oven Recipe that I found on the Internet thanks to the good people at Utah Association of Geocachers. |
|
|
|
Copyright © 2010 Utah's Arch - All Rights Reserved |
||
.
.
Recent Comments