Today I am the happiest camper I've been in months.

The weather was idyllic.

I griilled and drank my brains out with my family in my backyard late this afternoon.

Earlier - I completed several time sensitive tasks hanging over my head @ work by visiting staff I supervise in three different locations between 11:30am and 2:30pm. I have been away from the office since Tuesday with one more day of freedom left Monday.

My wife continues to be the the warrior she is recovering from cardiac arrest suffered April 21. A defibrillator saved her life.

Family confirmed plans to stay in Madison Labor Day weekend.
Guys attending UW game , ladies made own plans for Saturday nite.

Life is good again. It simply doesn't get much better than this too often at 65.

Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo H U S K I E S !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Awesome to here Cybes!!!!!!! It seems when we have some lows which I have had lots of in the past year. Life has a way of making us get stronger and appreciate the good times even more.

YEP! ---- and thanx.

(06-28-2009 09:49 PM)cyberdawg Wrote:  YEP! ---- and thanx.

glad to hear your wife is doing well, among other things. don't take one moment for granted!

Please see the movie "Up" if you have not already done so. It is an animated movie from Disney/Pixar, but it is really a movie for adults first and kids second. It has SO much to tell. The movie's main lesson is as you search for a great adventure, don't pass up the adventure your life is taking you on now, for it is the greatest adventure of all. Enjoy life; enjoy the moment.

Second the movie UP. Hope your wife's recovery continues.

Cheers to the good life.

Hope your wife stays strong.

(06-29-2009 07:18 AM)Dog Fan Wrote:  Please see the movie "Up" if you have not already done so. It is an animated movie from Disney/Pixar, but it is really a movie for adults first and kids second. It has SO much to tell. The movie's main lesson is as you search for a great adventure, don't pass up the adventure your life is taking you on now, for it is the greatest adventure of all. Enjoy life; enjoy the moment.

Yep I enjoyed it even more than I thought I would.