On Christmas Eve we accidentally got locked out of the Bassman house. Dad came over in red rider and saved the day, like a regular Cat Woman (or cat burglar... whatever)
We had a very skypey christmas. "Wait, you're frozen, what did you say?" "What?" "I said ........." "what?"
But really, it's pretty cool being able to see your niece or grand daughter tear open her presents two time zones away! Think about it, 150 years ago the telegraph was the most convenient form of communication... 20 years ago I had to use pay phones. It's a brave new world
This is the awesome breakfast quiche that Veneta made for us this morning! She also made gouda grits to accompany it.
This is Sarah being a punk when I point the camera at her... as a punishment for her behavior, I present an example of it here for all the world to see.
Here she is looking happy and pretty.
It's really hard to take pictures in the arena, and I know it's blurry, but here's a photo of Veneta and Will working together well.
Sarah and Will demonstrating his flexion and agility
AWEsome photo in the barn. Next life, maybe.
Will made a horse angel in the snow after he was done working.
Sarah and Will look so good.
1 comment:
Merry Christmas! It has been so nice to have you home for the holiday and what a gift from Mom Nature! Enough snow to keep you here an extra day!! Being able to stay in touch in "real time" or so close to it, is probably the best thing about this technology. What a joy and blessing for this Mom, whose kids are in the four (3?) corners! Wishing you both peace, love, and contentment in the New Year.
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