Mocha with Linda

Wow! What a gorgeous setting!

And I'm so glad you had someone else take the picture so you and Nancy could both be in it! :-)

Thanks for sharing - you're bound to be exhausted. Happy Monday!

 Kay

I'm glad to see you had some sunshine! It was pretty cloudy here until Saturday.

 Accidental Poet

that picture makes me miss you :)

 Mocha with Linda

I've read a couple of Jim Bell's books and they are very good!

I know you must be ready to be back home to stay for a while. You have been quite the jetsetter lately!

 jackie4jc

Hi Angie,
Thank you as well. I really enjoyed your company and the laughs will carry for quite a while!

Hope to see you again soon.
Blessings,
Jackie

 Lisa

I've already read this and loved it!! I can't wait for the next one.

 Deborah

the only way you'd get me to walk on that thing was if me or my family were at gunpoint! i'd be hugging the wall or crawling! did you the walk on the bar when the whole floor was gone??

 Becoming Me

Ohhhh, no no no no way

 Kay

I feel woozy.

I was reacting so strongly my husband said, "if it bothers you so much, stop watching it."
I told him it made me feel brave.
It also made me feel sick.

I got vertigo just going to our friend Megan's book launch party!!

 Anonymous

So many thoughts ran through my head as I watched this that it is hard to convey them coherently. What a tremendous amount of faith one must have to take this trail. Faith in one's ability, faith in the integrity of the trail (seeing that first hole would have stopped me), faith in the hand wire that steadies each footstep, but foremost, faith in God seeing me through once I had committed to it. I wonder who built it and when, how many have traveled it,and ... why?

I don't really feel like breakfast any more. Clyde

 Mocha with Linda

Wow. It felt like my heart was alternating between palpitations and skipped beats watching that!

Some of it I could handle, but oh my, when the walkway disappeared! Yikes. And to be trying to deal with a camera as well. No thanks!

Fascinating that they built it way back in 1901-1905. That would have been something to see. No modern equipment there!

 Lynette Sowell

Blah!!! My stomach did a few flip-flops. And I'm NOWHERE near afraid of heights as my hubby is. Guess who I just sent the link to?

Have fun at the conference! You and Nancy are both great teachers...

 Angela

Oh, no, I couldn't/didn't walk that pathway! I don't know who the intrepid soul was, but it sure wasn't me!

But Nancy and I were talking about how it'd be great for a plot in a book. Someone who wanted to . . . well, maybe some plots shouldn't be discussed publicly. :-) People might get the wrong idea.

Angie

 Kathy

I've only been to that conference once. IT was May so I took all short sleeved shirts. I bought two sweatshirts in a gift shop and wore them all week.

I was also suppose to be in a workshop for writing fiction for teens but it met in a cabin and there was a moose on the porch!!!!! No one ever covered what to do if you couldn't get to your class because of a moose (or elk??) So I stood outside 15 minutes and waited!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 Kay

I can see Long's Peak from my window and I see the fresh snow. I think about all of you every time I look overt there.
I'm praying for a wonderful week for all of my friends there.

 Accidental Poet

Prayers here too. I know what kinds of fantastic things can happen "where two or three are gathered in [His] name."

 Anonymous

I concur with all above ... loved Kathy's story. What a Kodak moment that must have been! Learning and sharing - a great combination. We enjoyed it at Glen Eyrie, and now others are blessed with the combination. Clyde

 Mocha with Linda

Sigh. Would love to be a fly on the wall. Give Nancy a hug for me.

And what wonderful news that sweet little Gwyneth is finally home with her parents. I've sporadically checked his blog since you introduced us to them. What amazing miracles God performed in their lives!

 Pam Meyers

ROFLOL. I can picture that animal, probably an Elk. That's what's usually around there. How funny. Our Nangie was in a little cabin too and I thought it was so cozy in there. No snow last year though. Just a good old thunderstorm each day.

 amy

Have enjoyed reading Cfhusband this past year and its amazing how many new blogs I find that have also read the blog. I feel connected to soo many new friends because of that family.

I was an original Dazer! Heehee

have a good day

 amy

Have enjoyed reading Cfhusband this past year and its amazing how many new blogs I find that have also read the blog. I feel connected to soo many new friends because of that family.

I was an original Dazer! Heehee

have a good day

 Julie Carobini

Cool trailer! I met Bill at a writer's conference a long while ago. Great to see his writing reaching new heights (if not his wardrobe--lol) Seriously, acting too. How fun!

 Mocha with Linda

Wow. That looks really good. I've never read any of his books.

 Kay

oh, the should have let you play a homeless woman in The Note! Ok, there wasn't a homeless woman but you could have been a camera person or something.

 Kathy

That's Bill? Too funny!!!!

I am going to Narnia tomorrow night. Just me and hubby. Yay for a real date.


My twins are three today and our adoption file is sitting just about where it was a year ago : (
You can see them at
http://ourhaitianadoption.blogspot.com/

 Angela

Bill's books are wonderful. I think you'd enjoy any of them, but I especially like WHEN THE LAST LEAF FALLS. I also really enjoyed ELI, but you can't go wrong with any of his titles.

Angie

 Mocha with Linda

It never ceases to amaze me the premises for TV shows they come up with! Too funny!

 Kay

We've watched this a couple of times. When I saw the promo for it the first time I honestly thought it was a joke. Like a spoof commercial for dog shampoo or something. It was so ultra dramatic! LOL

It is more interesting than I expected, but I'm not really into any of those reality shows. My husband likes Top Chef and that one isn't too bad. Much better than Hell's Kitchen, which he also likes.

 Lisa

My kids are extreme dog lovers, and thought of them when I saw the commercial. I wasn't sure if it would be ok for them though.

 Robin Lee Hatcher

I've been enjoying this too. I don't know any of the groomers' names so don't know who I'm rooting for. I thought the long-haired cat grooming was a hoot. I used to own Persians so it brought back lots of memories.

 Accidental Poet

Happy Anniversary, Angie!

We spent our 26th anniversary driving home from Glen Eyrie :)

 Megan DiMaria

Happy Anniversary!

I hope you're bringing your warm clothes to Estes Park!!

A prisoner of hope,
Megan

 Mocha with Linda

Happy, Happy Anniversary!

The roses are gorgeous! I especially love the yellow ones, since I carried yellow and white ones in our wedding. And are those lavender? Never seen any like that! Beautiful!

 Kay

Happy Anniversary!

The flowers are beautiful.
Praying for a good flight and a wonderful conference!

 Anonymous

Happy Anniversary, Angie! The roses are perfect, and the idea of cards hidden all around is great fun! He sounds like a perfect match for you. Clyde

 Carrie K.

Happy Anniversary! Have fun at Lion King - I'm jealous. :)

 Pam Meyers

Happy Anniversary, Angie. Wish I were joining you in Estes Park this year. So many fond memories of the Nangie class in that cozy cottage last year. I hear they have snow this year. Dress warm!

And I'll see you in September in Minneapolis! Not exactly the Rockies, but it will be a memorable conference to be sure!

 Lisa

Happy Anniversary! We celebrated our 15th last week. Have fun finding all those cards.

 Marla Taviano

Happy Anniversary!!

 Kathy

Wow! I'm coming up on 20 in July. Maybe I could send my husband a link to this post....

 Angela

I'm happy to report that THE LION KING was amazing! I almost burst into tears at the first song--it was just incredible.

Angie