I finally got to see those four huge eyes in person! Skittles and Skooter are darling and so well behaved. They stayed in the trailer--not a peep out of them.
I wanted to have a nice dinner for my guests, but with my back I can't stand long enough to cook so I wasn't sure what I was going to do. Enter my wonderful daughter, Susan, who offered to save the day. She not only made a big dish of delicious lasagna, but she shopped for everything including the makings of a great salad for which she made the dressing. I can't thank you enough, Susan.
I sort of figured Jim was an apple pie al a mode kind of guy and I was right. He and I had big portions but Sandie made us look bad because she eats like a bird!!
They are off and on their way home. I had hoped they could stay longer, but they were set back a week and had to be on their way. I hope I will get to see them, again, one day. Their love and respect for one another is so obvious, it makes it a pleasure to be with them. Donna and Russ, your ears may have been burning. :)
LOVE IT Nancy! just love it! .... hiss on yer old back! dang.... was hoping it was getting better...
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! and what fun reading this ... sending good wishes for your back ...
Dinner was absolutely fantastic. Susan outdid herself and we sure do appreciate it. I am just totally in love with Jack. Give him another hug for me. We had such a great visit and I wish we could have stayed longer. Next time.
ReplyDeleteits always nice to put a voice to the face! ..we met Jim and Sandie two summers ago!..great couple!!!
ReplyDeleteI had hoped to meet Sandie and Jim while I was in Casa Grande, but they hadn't returned to Apache Junction yet. Instead, they were visiting with you. I guess that's OK. ;)
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like you had a really nice visit. I bet Fred would have loved to meet there two doxie's. How wonderful of Susan to make such a nice dinner for you all.
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