Monthly Archives: July 2018

Torben took these pictures on the walk yesterday: Thank you for the pictures, Torben! Andy has an appointment with the eye doctor in Santa Fe today, and we will go up for a final dinner with the family when he … Continue reading →

Kaitlin, Torben and Andy took the pups on a long walk today, and they ended up putting the pups on leashes. There were too many exciting things to smell, and the pups didn’t stick with the pack. July 30, 2018 … Continue reading →

Another nice day. We walked down to say goodbye to Beate and Tim — they will drive back home next weekend and we will miss them. Among other things, there was a tree sticking out on the road as we … Continue reading →

The trip to the vet didn’t take very long, and we were up on the land before lunch. On the way they finished clearing a tree off the road — someone had removed just enough to drive by it. Zoe … Continue reading →

Kaitlin, Torben and the pups are supposed to get to the motel tonight and were going to come over between 9:30 and 10 tomorrow morning. Kaitlin wrote that there will be a slight delay: A few hours into our drive … Continue reading →

Andy had a nice walk up Cerro Grande today: He made it two minutes faster than last week, one minute slower than in May. He thought he was getting back in shape. Unfortunately, the trip down was another matter — … Continue reading →

Nick recently posted Forgive and forget. Stephen in this cartoon has no problem doing that! July 25, 2018  

For Andy and me it would be since 1962, when we got engaged. There’s a good chance our marriage will last until death do us part. July 24, 2018  

This video reminds me of a merengue class Andy and I took years ago. The teacher teased us about our “Gringo hips” — we needed to loosen up and sway them properly. This baby does not have that problem. July … Continue reading →

There are several small fires in our area causing a lot of smoke, but apparently the National Park Service and the Forest Service think they are under control. The amazing thing is they are occurring in July — the height … Continue reading →