Dont' worry, I'm not going to put two tear-jerking, mushy, posts in a row, but it just so happened that I had dinner with the girls in my book group last Tuesday night... one of the most emotional and vulnerable days of my year. So I think between all the emotions I was trying to conceal, and the arctic temperatures, I was bound to feel pretty delerious as soon as I walked into the restaurant (late) and saw all my sistas sitting there waiting for me. We get together each month to discuss the book we've read; we also talk about our kids, our husbands, our mothers. We talk about all the good things we've done, and the bad things too. We share each others' happiness, but we share in our sadness nearly as often. We can vent to each other just as easily as we can compliment a new pair of shoes. I don't think any of us really knows how important we each are to the group as a whole because I think we get stuck on thinking about how important the group is to us, individually. It has taken me a long time to realize how important girlfriends are. I don't feel like I'm missing anything in my relationships with my kids or with Jeff, but it doesn't mean that I don't need my girlfriends, each one. It's different.
It was Keri's turn to choose our book for January... it looks pretty good. You can check it out over there (look right ->). She also sent us this:
Oooops! I mighta lied. But, there's nothing wrong with shedding a tear or two.
(You might want to pause my music while you watch it)
Saturday, December 20, 2008
SISTAS
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Friday, August 1, 2008
GET YOUR GIRL ON

One of my favorite things about summer is the chance to see out-of-state relatives. Today was one of those days! My mom's youngest sister, Janelle,
lives in San Diego, but makes the journey north just about every summer to visit friends and family in Utah. I got the call this morning that an impromptu all girls lunch was in the works and could I make it. Ummm... will it include yummy, eating out food? Will it be just a bunch of girls? Will we get to escape the clutches of laundry, dirty toilets, and farting dogs for several hours? Oh yes, I can make it! We all met at the Desert Edge Brewery (a.k.a. the Pub) in Trolley Square where the sandwiches are delish! It was a pretty good turn out for such short notice. Those present were: Me mum, Devin's wife Addy (who was brave enough to come out with both her little boys in tow),
Aunty Janelle, Cousins Stacy and Brenna, cousin Tim's wife Robyn and their cute as a button little girl,
and Kaylee and myself. Food, company and conversation were all great. Although I am rarely short on things to run my mouth about, I'll let the pictures do the rest of the talking...


Fun day!
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