Category Archives: Friends & Family

A funny for Friday.

by Elizabeth Posted on July 1, 2011

I’m the one with the big white bow, lacy collar, and right in the sights of my younger brother who is sporting a pair of black cowboy boots that were LITERALLY the only shoes I think he wore in 1989. … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily, Friends & Family, Kids, Memories, Photos | Tagged black cowboy, bow, brother, collar, cowboy, cowboy boots, house, idea, LITERALLY, pair, scary night, shoes, sleep, twitter | 4 Comments

Notes on a Vacation, Part 2

by Elizabeth Posted on June 23, 2011

Out of the mildew room. Husband channeled his dad, I channeled my own, and we were out of there within a few minutes of speaking to someone at the front desk. Accommodations still lacking, but we have a DVD player … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily, Friends & Family, The Husband, Travel | Tagged Bahamas, dad, desk, front desk, grocery, grocery store recipes, Island Seas Resort, mildew, player, proud owner, store, tourist trap | 2 Comments

Notes on a Vacation

by Elizabeth Posted on June 22, 2011

How normal is it to worry about a hotel bathtub falling through the floor below it? I mean, really. Because I sit there, walking on the wild side, because when I was growing up one thing that DEFINITELY was not … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily, Friends & Family, Travel | Tagged afternoon nap, bath, bathtub, dad, dream, marc summers, mildew, sos signal, taking a bath, time, walking on the wild side | 3 Comments

Happy 50th Birthday, Dad!

by Elizabeth Posted on June 16, 2011

It’s not for a couple of days yet, but we’re celebrating with the aunts and uncles tonight. Happy birthday, Dad! I’m glad you were born. Tweet

Posted in Daily, Friends & Family, Memories, Videos | Tagged aunts and uncles, birthday, couple, couple of days, dad, Happy, happy 50th birthday, happy birthday dad, tonight | 5 Comments

On the Road

by Elizabeth Posted on June 15, 2011

I’ve been meaning to write about what I’ve been doing during my husband’s trip back east to visit family and friends and a retiring teacher, but of course by the time I get around to it, he’s already back. Here … Continue reading →