Lesley * Yup, sounds like your daughter has something really expensive in mind
Maybe she wants to go to Boston, too. *** I know what you mean about keeping up with the threads - sometimes I just have to skip to the latest one and pick up the latest. No problem with personal replies, either. We all miss people here and there, and we know better than to take it personally. I often can't remember even things I especially wanted to tell someone. *** Great that your Mum & aunt enjoyed Boston. Personally, they had to pay me to go to NYC - just not my cup of tea either. (please no offense NYers - you probably wouldn't like my little home town either. It doesn't even have a gas station.
) Having been all over this continant, my absolute top recommendation to visit is Salt Lake City, Utah. It's a beautiful, clean, friendly city, with sights not too far away that are unique in the world - the mountains, the deserts, national parks like Arches, Bryce, etc. Great restaurants, museums, the arts. Just my personal favorite anyway, but then I love the West. New England is wonderful, too. Beautiful part of the country! I hope they have a fabulous trip! Oh, and Seattle is one of the most beautiful, well planned, fun cities too.
Terri, I do kiss my boys - can't help it - but I sure don't do that to anyone else's horse. Actually, I bought Steega's nose, and the rest of the horse was free. If I'd been watching those 3 like I should have, I wouldn't have gotten bit, but I wasn't. The dog has since done a bunch of studing on sit, stay, heal & come, and I've re-learned the importance of appropriate discipline. If he hadn't been so spoiled that he only cooperates when he FEEEEELs like it, I wouldn't have had a problem. I just should have read the whole thing better. Stupid! of me.
Oooo Lilion, I love Thai. OK, I only had it once, but I loved it! I'm glad it's Monday, cuz even tho you have to face the criminals, you'll be back on track, RIGHT?
2Cute, good to see you! Been wondering where you were. Good luck with those taxes! That's enough to make me want to pull the covers over my head. I'm sorry about your
mood and hope it's passed. I know what you mean about forcing yourself out, and I'm glad you did. I hope it's better now.
Have to run, but about the donuts (that Terri probably sent me)on the motel's breakfast bar, they were my 3 FAVorites. There was a coconut (Ooooo), a chocolate iced fried cake (Ahhhhh) and a cinamon sugar fried cake (groan)... but they were all still intake when I walked away. I keep clinging to that Lent thing, as well as my SB commitment.
BTW - I checked out the SB section of 3FC, and it's great. After all the muffin talk that goes on here sometimes (you temptresses, you) I found a muffin recipe in the Phase I Breakfast section that I HAVE to try next time I'm home! No flour!
Learning from Terri's example, and hanging up on the donuts...
STRENGTH to you all, and
and good living. May we all be proud of ourselves tomorrow!