E & K in spa
After a hard day on the slopes Kelly and Ethan soak their bods in the hottub downstairs.
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After a hard day on the slopes Kelly and Ethan soak their bods in the hottub downstairs.
"...and then I want an Alfa Romeo, and an ice cream cone, and a diamond ring, and ..."
At Ann and Ollie's lake house 'Taco-roll' Jake tells a tale about his life in the Windy City while Mike, Lorn, Etha, Lowry and Alaire are enthralled.
The awful family secret is finally revealed: Drew's 'hidden' twin Zeke showed up for the first time shocking the entire family.
Ham, peas, scalloped potatoes, cranberry-orange relish, Waldorf salad and three kinds of pie - mmmmm good!
Lorn, Ethan and Tom lobbed paper balls across the room during the present opening.
Commanding the center spot in our music room between A's old harp and Santa's new cushion.
Sam, Mike's old friend from Boy Scout days, came over and helped break some tough ledge stone for Tom's water 'feature.'
Michael and Tiki share a quiet moment in the sun before the celebrating hoard arrives. Tiki really enjoys playing on the Music Room carpet.
December 17 at our office party dinner. M arrived from Stockholm just in time for our party. He is wearing his new leather jacket. Now, who is that between T and M?
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We ate sumptous food, danced to the band, listened to a fantastic blues singer, and visited with friends at Tommy and Laura's annual party at the Four Seasons.
Home from the Popa Noel lot on 360 with a beautiful 8-foot Fraser fur. We will put it up this weekend and begin decorating the house.
Our sego palm (cycus revoluta) planted by the front walkway ten years ago has finally produced a huge crop of fruit, a mass fifteen inches across. The 'flowers' are fat succulent orange pods about the size of a quarter with a fine furry surface. We don't know if they are edible, but the wasps seem to like them. KVUE used this on the weather report December 22nd. Anyone want a seed to grow next spring?