After having some friends come to visit, it makes me realize
even more how lucky and fortunate I am to have so many wonderful people in my
life! Some of my best friends are
through blood, and so many others through pure luck. Now that so many miles are in between my friends and myself
I so appreciate when they come out! That part has been an adjustment. Not being
able to pick up the phone and say, “hey want to meet for dinner?” I was in a store and saw this sign and
it made me smile and think to myself how true how true! So to all my friends who are close by
and far away . . . you are truly impossible to forget :-)
Inspire . . . A friend shared her blog with me which inspired me to dig deep inside and bring my thoughts onto paper...maybe I will pay it forward and inspire someone too! Thanks, Michelle!
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Balloon Fiesta!
Balloon Fiesta . . . one event that a picture is not worth a
thousand words! There is only one
word to describe it . . . UNBELIEVABLE!
Living in New Mexico, Balloon Fiesta is one event that everyone talks
about. This year, our first year
was nothing short of awesome. We
were told to get to the park by 4:30 am, so I made sure we all got up in plenty
of time. The very early morning
gave us another treat a clear view of the “blood moon” or lunar eclipse. At about 5:15 the Dawn Patrol went up
to check wind conditions. These
balloons are lit up against the dark sky and are amazing. We were told that if wind conditions
were not right, balloons would not fly.
At 7:00 the yellow flag went up which meant caution, we knew that if the
red flag were raised balloons would not fly. To say we were freaking out is an understatement. For one hour we waited with thousands
of others . . . at about 8:05 the green flag was raised which meant it’s a
go! The cheer from the crowd was
deafening! Balloons or “envelopes” began filling up and in no time ascended
into the sky. The sight was just incredible. Enjoy some photos!
| Blood Moon |
| Dawn Patrol Getting Ready |
Dawn Patrol
Crowd favorites . . . Shape Balloons!
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Durango
A short three and a half hour drive from where we live is
Durango Colorado. We had heard
that there is an awesome train ride one can take up to Silverton. We decided to take the short trip and
experience it for ourselves…and we were not disappointed! The ride through the mountains was
beautiful with signs of the changing season. The train has been kept as close to original as possible,
which adds to the experience. We chose the narration car, which to me made the
experience more enjoyable. I love
hearing stories of the mines, the people and the events of the 1800’s. Enjoy
some of the photos from our trip. I never get tired of the beauty of this country! Enjoy the ride!
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