Archive for February, 2008

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Tagged!

Wednesday, February 13th, 2008

My wonderful friend Jill tagged me.

Here are the directions:

You must post the rules before you give your answers.
You must list one fact about yourself for each letter of your middle name.
Each fact must begin with that letter.
If you don’t have a middle name, just use your maiden name.
After you’ve been tagged, you need to up-date your blog with your middle name and answers.
At the end of your post, you need to tag one person for each letter of your middle name. (Be sure to leave them a comment telling them they’ve been tagged and need to read your blog for details).

Loves scrapbooking, hiking and cooking
Yearns to travel more and more
Never watches broadcast TV anymore
Needs a creative outlet or just might go crazy!

Now I tag…

Sherry

Steph

Mellie

Becky

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Warmth

Wednesday, February 13th, 2008

The last 4 days have been incredibly warm here reaching up to 70 degrees. It’s only early February! I had been dreading more of the cold and rain, but the sun broke through just in time to brighten me. I opened the windows and doors and just let all the fresh air into the house. To top it all off, I went outside and found some of my bulbs blooming. That was beauty.

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Soak Up the Sun

Saturday, February 9th, 2008

I planned to bathe the dogs yesterday but I flung it aside for some Vitamin D therapy.

I met with my wonderful hiking group yesterday and we climbed the hills of Redwood City in search of the physical location of the large white cross. With all the recent mud, we decided to stay off the trails and hike on the streets. Redwood City has hills, though, so we were able to get some exercise. Afterwards we returned to one of the ladies’ house. It was 65 and beautiful. We all needed our vitamin D so we sat in her backyard and soaked up the sun. She even served us lunch! Ahhhh…. Then, last night I noticed I had a slight burn from sitting in the sun. Jackie said, “First burn of the year…in February!”

Ah, gotta love California.