11.08.2010

Our Weekend















Well, we had an interesting last couple of weekends, with Halloween, and trying several new activities/destinations. I figured it's as good a reason as any to update our little blog here--boy we are behind!








Last weekend, on Halloween, I was determined to dress up for the first time in a couple years, and Greg got on the bandwagon, so we ended up renting a King and Queen outift from a Costume Shoppe in Asheville. The look was completed with two stuffed white squirrels velcro'ed to our shoulders, and we became--DUH duh duh DUH!!! The King and Queen of Brevard. :)






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Greg recently got his motorcycle permit for a bike we bought from a friend last year, and we went on a fall ride one afternoon:









Well, shoot, I am out of time and still haven't even gotten to the ziplining, or this weekend. ...more to come!!
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3.05.2008

We got it....

Hello everyone. We hope you all are doing well. The new slideshow gives a clue to some of the happenings in our lives and we hope everyone likes the pictures. We both might agree our careers are not leading to professional blogging; and that is fine! We are still trying to figure out things for Becca and nursing school. It is kind of crazy that there is a demand for nurses, but most everywhere has a waiting list of at least a year. So, more to come on that one. Spring break is next week for Becca, so it will be nice not to have to worry about school for a little while. The daylight is getting noticeably longer everyday, and there has not been crazy short days here for a while. That means there is more time to do stuff when the days are nice. Frisbee golf is a good way to spend an afternoon. We are both a lot better at frisbee than real golf; it is a lot more affordable too. We have been keeping score just like the real game, though. There's a par for the course and everything. Cross country skiing has been a great way to get out as well; you can see from the pictures some of the sightings on the trails! The Iditarod start was great to see because there is so much history involved. It was a beautiful day to get out and see the event, and so crazy to think that all we had to do was drive home, while the mushers still had over a thousand miles to journey before their trip was over. Daily race coverage is on the radio and it's nice to have seen the teams at the start to put faces to the names. It really brings it to life. On another note, we thought you would like to know that one year ago today, we met each other at the Whitewater Center!!! Anyway, just doing a post to keep you posted! Give us a shout....Greg and Becca