21..I can't believe it. Happy Birthday Scott!

I just found a couple of pix to put on here..wishing Scott happy b.d. Just the other day I blogged one of these pix when he and Jace brought the puppy over, hoping we'd take it. Actually Eb Richie wound up with the cute puppy. This was an anniversary dinner with Betty and Brent.

This was a hill climb...

And so was this...at Jackson..love the look on Scott's face while he's listening to his mom.

I suppose he's giving Bo some "much needed" advice here!

Yesterday and today!

I've had a little trouble with the blogger last night after our planned outage! Anyhow, here are the pictures I wanted to post last night. This is Palmer working with "our" tipi! He is going to build an Indian village in our "art" class. There goes the old explorer I've loved for almost sixteen years. The red one over by our truck is the new one. It's pretty fancy..but if I have it as long as the last one, I'll have all the buttons located.

Later in the afternoon, we went out to Brent and Betty's. Brent's mare needed her shoes pulled. Brent is just off his surgery and didn't think he should do it. Right Brent!!!

The other mules were lots of help!

Dance recital and Artist Guild

We had dinner with Michael and Jennifer et al at the Chinese place Friday night. We were celebrating Kirsten's birthday which was Saturday and Palmer's birthday which was the day after Christmas. Then we went to the auditorium where Kirsten had a dance recital. That was a lot of fun, and we sure enjoyed that.

Yesterday I had Artist Guild in the Big Piney library. In the first picture you can see Nancy Espenscheid, and the blue shoulder showing is Carolyn Bing..then Mary Lynn Worl, then Mary Ann Almquist, Madeleine Murdock and Cat Urbakite.

This photo shows Judy Andrikopolus, Helena Linn, Ruth Rawhauser, Kay Meeks and DeeAnn Price's hands. She was next to me.

I was reminded of a time many years ago, my mother was on the library board for Sublette County. The new Big Piney library was newly finished, and they had the grand opening. Mother wanted me to go, and bring the girls...I had two at that point. As requested, we dressed up and went...turned out to be plenty there for a showing, and they really didn't need us, but we were there. As I was getting coffee and a cookie, I looked at Jane..probably six, running around in her new dress I was making for her...that wasn't finished. Could have died. I had her put on her coat for the rest of our stay there. Bet she remembers that!! :)