That's what I always say when we go snowmobiling - and it's true. You can always wish you would have gotten off the road and into that powder where no one has gone - but you can't ever go back in time and do it. So you just need to do it.
That is the way I feel about this blog. The first one I looked at was my niece Lori's - when she first started it. It was a great way to see how she was doing and how her family was growing. Then over the weekend I talked to Carrie, my nephew Robert's wife, she had started a blog - so I got her and Lori's blog addresses so I could go and and see the pictures of their families. When I got home I checked them out and thought what a great idea - but where would I start if I were to start a blog - my kids are all grown up now.
This morning I decided that with my blog I would share with everyone the Best Years of Our Lives. Todd and I had a lot of great times with our kids as they were growing up and now we are on the second leg of our journey - Grandkids, snowmobiling, horses and living so close to most our family. Although there are parts of our family that are far away - Alaska, Colorado, Idaho and Ohio (? I think that is where Lori is - she's hard to keep up with). Then there are all the friends that we left in Washington. What a great way to keep in touch.
So here goes - hopefully Todd and I can keep up with the page and keep our family and friends updated with The Best Years Of Our Lives.
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"sitting on the road" isn't too much fun, but we have to pick our activities according to how much we want to hurt at this point in our lives!! I have learned to like hiking...and some fishing...so that I don't sit back and miss out. Jerry on the other hand just cannot get into shopping at JoAnn's...he doesnt know what he is missing.
Cheryl
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