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Fri - went out to dinner at the local mexican restaurant.
Sat - spin class and pump n flex class in the am at the rec center, followed by a quick checking out of the new AMAZING biketrail with the 'crew' ...followed by a spell in my tanning bed....tonight we 'rest'...yeah, that's it.
Sun - rest.
Mon - go ride the new trail!
i'm just working on a new web template.
this is the mock-up
http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/7...websitewp3.jpg
and this is what is coded so far
http://test.theking648.com
o and watching nascar.
Do you already have a garden and are now adding to it, or are you starting from scratch?Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Barron
Your site looks sharp.Quote:
Originally Posted by theking648
I apologize, I didn't mean to infer that the LDS church was the only church in town. But let's not kid ourselves, anyone in Utah knows what's going on this weekend Mormon or not. It's on the news, it's in the papers, KSL's programming completely changes for a few days. Shopping stores cater to the women shopping Saturday night from approx 6-8pm. And how can you miss droves of men in their church suits hitting the restaurants at about 8:00 last night.Quote:
Originally Posted by stefan
I try to keep my conversations very neutral and very clear, but let's not go picking at the obvious.
Changed the oil and spark plugs in my wife's (yes, I only have ONE) Buick. Cleaned the garage. Went for a 22 mile road bike ride from my house up AF Canyon. Watched/listened to conference. If you missed Pres. Monson at the Priesthood session you missed a classic! Laze around today and watch conference. Going to try to go for a short hike between sessions. I've been traveling so much recently for work this is the first full weekend I've been home in a while so it's been nice to not do much.
:ne_nau: I dont get my homemade scones today - wifes' diet doesnt allow for that anymore....used to be what I looked forward to conference weekend :haha:
....Youngest son is in NYC with the highschool band, middle son and oldest son are playing around in utah somewhere, wife and I are home alone....kinda quiet around here :eek2: :lol8:
easy there, it was all in fun. i was just thinking of the many people on this forum who are not in utah and are not lds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redpb
:cold: Freezing my tail off in the cold wind. . . :frustrated:
And what are those flakes and drops all about this week. :compthrow:
http://media.bonnint.net/slc/weather/7north.jpg
A second Buick might be handy. You never know.Quote:
Originally Posted by tallsteve
Saturday-
Drove all over in the desert South of Price and Huntington and got some fishing in.
Sunday-
Meet up with distant relatives in Sandy in the afternoon and take an evening scenic tour of Big Cottonwood with the fam (maybe grab some fishies there, too :naughty: ).
TreeHugger wrote:
NOOOOOOOOOO!!!Quote:
Rusted Root concert at the Canyons Saturday night - wha-hooo!
Dammit! I knew I should have been checking their website for any new tour dates.
Grrrr.
I've never seen them and I'm afraid I might never. Listened for years. :2thumbs:
Glad you got to go. Pretty good?
THEY FREAKIN' ROCKED!!!! Love love love that band. Percussion and vocals that get down inside deep rockin' your soul, energy, energy energy. Hoooo-weeeee. Love that music.Quote:
Originally Posted by LOAH
The first time I saw them in concert was at the Detroit Opera House - can you imagine the acoustics in there? It was awesome - loved the contrast of the fancy chandeliers and velvet seats and a bunch of gruvin' hippies dancin' to the beats. Sweet!
They said they will be back around this summer - keep your ears open!
This is my fourth year gardening in this spot, since it is the fourth year of our marriage and I didn't garden until I moved out here when we got married.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscGo
I had a great garden last year, and decided to expand it some this year. I blogged about expanding it here...
http://giantmuh.blogspot.com/2008/02...to-cheese.html
I also have trees this year: 4 peach, 2 plum, 2 apricot, 2 cherry, and 2 paper shell pecan. They are all greening up, and I even have tiny little peaches on a couple of them.
Abby took this picture of me with my 32 baby tomato plants...
http://myweb.cableone.net/abbysm/pix...rdtomato01.jpg
-Richard
Here's another image Abby made, this time with our son Mitchell helping, and three of the new trees in the background.
http://myweb.cableone.net/abbysm/pix...chgarden01.jpg
Wow, good for you Richard. My Dad tried to have my siblings and I garden when we moved to Utah. I hated it because I would spend hours of hard work getting rocks out of the garden, pulling back weeds, and taking care of the garden and he (my Dad) would come home after work, water it with the hose and speak as though he were the one doing all the work (due to his watering).
Anyway, I may have a mental mind block of how hard it really is, so I am very impressed that you are continuing to expand your garden.
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Originally Posted by theking648
Nice lookin' site! :2thumbs: The latin is a nice touch. :haha:
Yeah, I found out about that concert the day after it happened :angryfire:Quote:
Originally Posted by TreeHugger
Rusted Root is definitely one of my favorite bands. I feel so violated. :sad:
Another band that I like, though not nearly as much as Rusted Root, is The Reverend Horton Heat. Last summer, I met one of my stepbrothers for the first time and learned that he is their drummer (Paul Simmons). Coincidentally, this was also the day after their concert in SLC :frustrated: Talk about a day late and a dollar short. Maybe I should change my screen name to Daylate or Consistantlyscrewed or something along those lines. Actually, "Daylate" does have a nice ring to it.
Sat, drove around all of farmington for half of the day....Like Acca I am looking to do a little re-locating myself. Spent the other half cleaning my fish tank and hanging out! Sun, watched a little church TV, took the Hog out for a 10 minute ride and hung out! I am sick of this weather!!!
Last spring, I decided that I wasn't going to bother with a garden. Boy, did I regret it! I can't wait to get started.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Barron
I remember when I was little, my mom would send me out to pick asparagus that grew wild on the near by irrigation creak banks. Unfortunately, those same creaks have been replaced by houses and I'm unaware of anywhere else that I might pillage some asparagus. I'm thinking about adding some to the garden this year but I don't know how difficult it will be to grow. I've heard that you don't want to pick them in the first year so that they might develop a strong root system and continue to return and even spread each subsequent year. Any thoughts or suggestions?
I work in Louisiana on a 14 days on/14 days off schedule and I'm headed back down in a couple of days. The garden is definitely one of my top priorities on my to-do list when I get back.
Good luck with yours :thumb: