For my birthday last year, Micah remembered a kid's book his mom used to read called "A Time to Keep" by Tasha Tudor, about a family's traditions. One of the traditions was that they would float a birthday cake down the river, all lit up. I thought it was so cool that Micah thought to do that last year (well, we made a few newspaper sail boats and taped 25 lit candles to the big one (and a few to the others) and floated it down the Provo River. I hinted (aka told him) that I thought that was a very fun tradition, so this year, we made a big old cake (on fast Sunday afternoon!) and floated it down the Rio Grande at dark. It was really cool! I was a little afraid of being in such a desert, though, that maybe we'd start a wildfire or something! Micah learned from last time and thought to use trick candles this year, because the wind doesn't blow them out as easily.
getting ready to launch!!
Timing was perfect for her trip. The day after she left, I was scheduled to fill in and work for 2 weeks as a home health aide, so it worked out great! And that was the start of a month full of travel and busy-ness and off our normal routine, which is fun! You're all welcome to come down and visit, too!
3 comments:
HURRAH FOR PICS OF THE HOT DOG CART!!! Looks great! And sounds like you've had a lot of fun with all your company, too. Was great to see you the other week!
When do I get to sample a real 'que dawg?
SUPER! (I thought it would be bigger for some reason. Bigger like an ice cream truck or fried dough stand at a fair.)
Time to start featuring Boston Baked Beans as a side order.
Hey, maybe hats and T-shirts...
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