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Trading Warm Weather for Fall Foliage

Well, I'm back home.

After five plus days in the Sunshine State, I have found my way back to northeast Ohio.

I have just caught up on Funky Winkerbean and now it's time to catch up on the blogs. I have checked my site meter and I am amazed at the number of hits I have gotten during this past week. Thank you for your continued support.

I need to catch up on all the blogs I have missed during the week.

But what's most important for now, I have to give Mrs74 the attention she hasn't had the past week. I helped her parents and she did a tremendous job of helping herself.

I have some stories to tell and photos to post. I got my disposable camera developed at the Evil Big Box Store(tm) in Lake Wales, Florida. Don't fret, I got a CD of the photos I had taken.

Stay tuned.......

Comments

Anonymous said…
Let me be the first to welcome you back. I hope you had a great time. Next time take my in-laws with you :)

Looking forward to your pictures and stories. God bless.
November 17, 2007 8:43 PM
Anonymous said…
WIXY...welcome back! I will update my blog soon. I will be posting some more of my students' work and would like some comments. I'll let you know when it goes up. Take care.
November 17, 2007 9:42 PM
stacys1175 said…
welcome back, cant wait to see the pic. and read about the trip also im glad you made it back home safely:)
November 17, 2007 11:13 PM
Tim Lones said…
WIXY:
Welcome Home..Look forward to your report..I saw your comment on Listening Party.."Nothing's Changed."..As if you expected anything to? Glad to see You back safely..
November 18, 2007 5:15 AM
Sindi said…
I am so glad you are home safe. I have been coming by both your bolgs to see if you have written anything new. Did you stick your big toe in the ocean for me? HE HE HE HE

Make sure you give your wife the attention she needs. Sometimes good wives feel unappreciated so run in and give her a big bear hug. HE HE HE HEGod Bless:)
November 18, 2007 1:34 PM
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