If I can get a lesson on getting one or two photos from the camera to the web rather than all 150 each time I want to post a picture, I'll take on the challenge with a lot of help from your Mother!
We finally got the shore computer hooked up to the web so I'm sitting in the corner of the living room typing and glancing out at a gray sea and sky for inspiration - not very inspiring or inviting. The fog was thick at 6 but is slowly burning off but there is no wind to help. I had a great sail yesterday noon. The wind had just shifted to the southeast, was blowing steady, and there were no clouds - a day that makes the shore so appealing as Rico's Colorado Trail shots show Colorado at its best.
We'll be back there the 28th and hope we can get up to the mountains for a day the weekend after before the aspens are all gone. We've never been to Brainard Lake and hear so much about it we'd love to try to get there this Fall.
We're packing up slowly. The curtains are down and washed, piles are appearing for boxes to be mailed and bags to be packed, I have my list from the computer of what to leave and what to take, and we just typed up 2010 directions for the final closing by the Coburns on Columbus Day. The frig is quite bare so Mom's on her way to Smith's to get one last veggie for dinner.
Good luck to Emily on her music endeavors. Looking forward to more details on Rico's class - a few years do provide a good perspective on judging the prospects. Keep the photos coming - the fire focused my thinking on what material items are important and photos were at the top of the list. They are such prods to memory and wonderful conversation starters among the younger members of the family.
Love to all, Dad
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