I'm back in Boise.... that is until I go to Bellevue tomorrow. I will spend Tuesday night here before driving back to Vancouver. I'm getting familiar with the Boise-Vancouver drive. I finished the "Red Rabbit" book by Tom Clancy on this drive. I think I finished it at least. The end of the last C.D. didn't really end like a usual book on C.D. so I need to talk to my friend and see if I am missing a disk.
Buffy, it makes me tired to think of working like you do while pregnant. I'm tired enough as is that I can't imagine my body being taxed in a pregnancy and working at the same time.
Soooooo I have a bit of a story to tell before the newly informed spill the beans in their own words and maybe with a new twist I havn't heard. I'll make this short. Kenn and Barb were visiting us here in Boise this last Thanksgiving and we had just arrived home after some activity. The exterior garage lights were not on and as we unloaded and began walking to the door I thought Anne was in front of me. So with my head down as I was just getting to the door I decided to give Anne a swat on the rear. As I started swinging I looked up and the act was done, except the receiver of the swat was not my lovely wife, but Barb, my lovely mother-in-law who was in no doubt shocked to get a good game swat from her son-in-law. Wow! what do you say when you realize you did what I did. I can easily say that it was one of the most if not more embarrassing moments of my life.
I think we had all forgotten about it until Friday night when Anne brought it up in front of the group. So, thanks to Adina's prompting I was reminded again that I need to share the story and provide fuel for the poking and prodding that I'm sure will now be coming for years to come. Luckily I have a great mother-in-law in Barb and we could both laugh about it.
Well that's enough of that,
Peter
Hey, what can I say? First I've heard about it. No, actually, we lived through Peter's immediate embarassment and realize his torture. There's more to come, Peter, so stand by. This family never forgets anything; like propellers, running out of gas, swimming with heavy weights, etc...you know how it is.