The gang's all here & what an adventure
If you've followed my other blogs, you know that I've been at the ranch since Jan. 1st. But, my family's been back in Tennessee, waiting for the school year the end. The great news is; the gang's finally all here. The bad news is; the moving company ripped apart our furniture.
But truthfully, the many damages don't really matter. However, it is a big bummer that an amoire or a chest that's easily 200 yrs old and made many, many moves is now in pieces. To watch my wife's face that day as the movers kept saying, "you better come see this" was really upsetting. Still, it's all here and more importantly... they're all here.
As of tonight we just finished hosting a meeting for an upcoming festival meeting. My bosses are my mother, my wife and the downtown co-chairs. I'd call the meeting a tremendous success. Besides the wonderful attendance and good times, the presentation was absolutely fabulous. I gotta give kudo's to my wife, Susan.
Susan's the type of 'creator' who can make something out of nothing. She's amazing when it comes to displays and presentations. I've always told her; "If you could design one rich woman's bathroom--I could be a stay @ home dad for the rest of my life."
Anyway, she did it again.. made a wonderful presentation and fun was had by all. But the truth is, she could have delivered a bomb (cheez its w/ cheese in a can) and I'd be thankful that they were here.
Bill Robertson
But truthfully, the many damages don't really matter. However, it is a big bummer that an amoire or a chest that's easily 200 yrs old and made many, many moves is now in pieces. To watch my wife's face that day as the movers kept saying, "you better come see this" was really upsetting. Still, it's all here and more importantly... they're all here.
As of tonight we just finished hosting a meeting for an upcoming festival meeting. My bosses are my mother, my wife and the downtown co-chairs. I'd call the meeting a tremendous success. Besides the wonderful attendance and good times, the presentation was absolutely fabulous. I gotta give kudo's to my wife, Susan.
Susan's the type of 'creator' who can make something out of nothing. She's amazing when it comes to displays and presentations. I've always told her; "If you could design one rich woman's bathroom--I could be a stay @ home dad for the rest of my life."
Anyway, she did it again.. made a wonderful presentation and fun was had by all. But the truth is, she could have delivered a bomb (cheez its w/ cheese in a can) and I'd be thankful that they were here.
Bill Robertson
posted by Windmill Ranch @ 8:37 PM
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