Fields of Tulips - Am I Dreaming?

I'm Ready to be Spanked ...

Has anyone ever seen the classic '80s movie, "Better Off Dead," that portrays many funny scenes, one being the creepy "I want my two dollars" neighborhood kid? Well, remember when all the skiers are looking down a mountain/cliff I think they named K2 or something and the neighborhood kid suddenly comes skiing behind them and chases one of the skiers (I think it's "McDreamy") down the mountain? Well, I can relate ... I just went to Whistler/Blackcomb and sometimes felt as if I was about to ski off a cliff, roll down the mountain, and die. Just one question though: Which character was I? The two dollars kid or Patrick Dempsey with great hair? I guess it depends on whether you were in front of me or behind me. Either way, I felt out of control many times. Here's one of those cliffs:

Supposedly "The Couloir," which is French for "I'm going to pee my pants," (okay, I made that up) has been named one of the top 10 runs you should ski before you die. If this is the case, perhaps one would consider making it #10 because death is a reality on this run. As you can see, I'm holding my skiis (we had to hike to this one), and Steve is about to meet his death. I'm not too sorry to say that I went around and thankfully met Steve at the bottom.

Look at my hottie! Crazy, but hottie ...
I finally experienced Tim Horton's Doughnuts. I'm thankful to say it will be a one-time experience. They're okay, but not worth it. I'd rather have a bagel!
The title of this post is a phrase I coined before we went off a run called "Spanky's Ladder." Again, we had to hike to this one, but Steve carried my skiis. Bless him. This was my favorite run at the resort. Needless to say, I got my booty "spanked," but it was fun.
Steve always says this is his favorite place and that you can feel the spirit here. I can now say that I agree, but I also feel the spirit in Hawaii!!!!
Hey Babes, I'm gonna be sad when we, as adults, don't have spring break anymore. I had a blast with you!

Frog Soup

Ethan and I have been having fun cooking together lately. In fact, just the other day I asked him what he wanted for breakfast. He simply replied, "Frog soup." I affectionately conjured up a laugh and a smile.

He likes to wear aprons too ...

The E-man has been having fun this month with friends and cousins. He can't wait to play with either of them and frequently reminds me of all their names in everyday conversation and in prayers. Ethan and Grace are below ...
Steven and Ethan
Ethan, Ellie, and Jacob on the Hummer.
Ethan either had a nightmare where he decided to dress himself, or he's been reading the tabloids -- trying to keep up with red-carpet fashion. What say you? This is how I found him after a nap, or what tried to be a nap but never quite made it.

We were getting ready to go out the other day when I asked Ethan if he was ready. He came out of the bathroom and said, "Let's go!" I guess he got ready too!