If I hear the phrase. . .

"We need the moiture bad." one more time I am going to scream!!!

Just warning everyone.

Nothing Major

It's a viral infection in my ear. Pretty much nothing I can do about it but wait it out. Thankfully, it's nothing serious or continuous. :) Thanks for listening.

On a side note, I am bummed because I am not going to work out this week. But I think the hiatus is probably a good idear.

An Unbalanced Libra

I am having some troubles with my equilibruim. Started when I woke up on Saturday. Didn't think anything of it. Way worse this morning. I am fine now. May be an inner ear problem. This is quite a konundrum (sp?). Vertigo pretty much sucks.

Things that make you go "HMMMM". . .

or not.

I love Japanese food yet despise Chinese food.

I simply ADORE crème brûlée yet I can't stand flan.

Hmmmmmmm. . .

Alcohol Abuse

I work across the street from a certain beverage distribution company that shall remain nameless. Anyhooooo, around quittin' time yesterday, we saw much commotion out in the middle of the street involving the roofing company employees (Roofing Co. is next door and also across the street from said distribution company) who were busily scooping up debris and boxes with shovels/fork lifts and such working around pools of golden liquid. Apparently, some tasty beer took a nasty fall out of one of the trucks and the roofers were kind enough to help clean the mess up for the driver. This was quite a site and my coworkers & I sat enthralled watching the action. I grabbed my phone and shot this crappy picture. The scene looked a lot worse than this shot makes it seem. As for the roofers, I wonder if they were paid with the remaining partially damaged 12-paks. They sure were working their tails off! :) One can only wonder.

So long, Rockwood!

A bittersweet feeling . . .we just sold our Rockwood Freedom pop-up camper and the new owners just pulled away hauling the trailer off into the sunset (not really as they were driving East not West, but whatever, it makes for a good scene). The pop-up went to a good, outdoorsey family with a couple of boys and we feel she's in good hands and will get good use.

This was the the first camper for both J and me and the first thing we'd ever bought together. We had lots of good times and adventures in that camper. It was good to us. We hauled the Rockwood to the Miracle Mile (or in our case at the time the Not-So-Miracle Mile). The camper was our safe-haven when we were attacked by that gigantic swarm of gnats. We spent many a nights in Rob Roy on fishing trips and in the Snowies listening to the rain tap a little tune on the aluminium roof of the good ol' Rockwood.

This is the only picture I could find with the camper. We were car camping up off Happy Jack on the other side of Vedauwoo.

J & Ehoo hammin' it up.

Rockwood in background.

Since we now have our cabin, we bid adieu to the camper!

So long, Rockwood, and thanks for all the fish!