We arrived back in the south in time for a good friend’s son’s wedding. Then made a trek to TX to visit the folks. Greg & Dad went fishing…in the pictures those are all different fish. We stopped in Little Rock, AR on the way home. I toured the Clinton Library and Greg tooled around in Heifer International’s Headquarters.
Had a mini-reunion with some friends from UGA days. Where
does 30 years go? Shared Broadway Series season tickets with friends. 6 shows
at the Peace Center in Greenville, SC. My favorite was Mary Poppins. Of course.
Greg took me to an old-fashioned Storytelling for my birthday. “Did” Christmas
in SC with the older Miller clan, in AK with the younger Miller clan, and in TX
with the extended Hollingsworths. We’ve had the opportunity to share the cabin
with more folks than we remember to photograph. Blessed much.
And we’ve been busy with projects. Pressure washed and
re-stained the house. New metal roof. Steps for hot tub. Washed the windows and
repaired screens. Refinished all the porch furniture. Built a shed for wood
pile. Redesigned our closet. Built pergola for front porch of tiny house. Made
a new fire pit. Worked on the road.
In March we took a quick anniversary trip to New York. I
know, New York in March? Greg brags that I navigated us around that nasty
storm. Up the east coast ahead of it. Visit with Laura Jean and cousin Linda. Experienced
the Vienna Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall. Memorable. Took Scout-dog to Hannah
in Rochester and got to see her new digs (and meet beau!) Skirted the snow on
our way to Niagara. Gotta say, there are not too many people visiting this time
of year…my kinda town. Then west to miss the rest of the storm.
Another trip to TX. Got to meet my newest grand niece and
plant Nanny Hollingsworth iris bulbs with my grand nephew. Meanwhile Greg flew
to Alaska, moved the tiny house (!), had an early Easter celebration with the
kiddos and skied Alyeska. Then I brought my dad back to the cabin for a week of
spoiling.
Before we head back to Alaska I need to finish a real estate
class, pamper a few more guests, and Greg needs to finalize the purchase of a
new (to us) Tundra for Kenai.
The adventure continues!
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