Recovering…

My regular blog posting has been interrupted by a long-planned 50th anniversary vacation with family and the subsequent grandparent collapse after being flogged by our four grandchildren for several days.

The 50th anniversary was supposed to happen two years ago, but Covid and other complications delayed it until this summer.

We went to Durango, CO, for five days and four nights. We rode the Durango and Silverton narrow gauge railway, visited Mesa Verde National Park, fished, rode horses, hiked, caught up with some old friends who live in Durango, dined with family and enjoyed a really great cabin on the banks of the Florida River.

Below is a photograph of the gang:

We’re all wearing jackets that we purchased for every member of the group that have the image of a black sheep (lamb) with the number 50 below it. We’re on the deck of our cabin, River Song. You can barely catch a glimpse of the river on the river on the right side of the photo.

Here’s a photo of the back porch of the cabin, which looks out on the river just 50 feet to the left.

It was a great time to be with family and reflect on all the good things in our lives.

And we hope you’re staying cool, wherever you are.

I’ll be back next week with more silly things to write about.