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Posted by Spike Driver on May 23, 2008, 3:41 pm
Relax in the hot tub as you gaze over the beautiful Smokey Mountains
enjoying a great bottle of Mountain White!
Spike Driver wrote:
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> Go to "Mill Creek Cabins" in Pigeon Forge after getting a bottle of
> Mountain White from the "Smokey Mountain Winery" in Gatlinburg. Do this
> after the previously scheduled visit to locals pastor or JP.
>
> Mill Creek Cabins are one of the many cabins in the area, you might want
> to stay in Gatlinburg. The Dixie stampede is in White Pigeon, just a
> short driver from Gatlinburg. A great show with a fantastic meal for a
> fair price.
>
> Hugs & God bless,
> Dennis & Gail
>
>
> YarnWright wrote:
>> Silver Wedding Anniversary is coming up quickly, and I'm open to
>> suggestions as to how to
>> spend it, where to go, what to do, etc.
>> My sister seems to think the kids should give us a party. First of
>> all, it's none of my
>> sisters business, secondly, it's NOT the girls's responsibility to
>> give us a party,
>> thirdly, we don't WANT a party at ALL, so....
>> We've discussed renewing our vows, just the two of us, no guests at
>> all, but WHERE? No,
>> we do NOT want to go back to Wisconsin where we were married, so
>> that's OUT, totally.
>> East Tennessee, maybe?? Like Gatlinburg area? Anybody been there?
>> Help,
>> Noreen
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Posted by YarnWright on May 23, 2008, 4:12 pm
Spike Driver spun a FINE 'yarn':
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>Relax in the hot tub as you gaze over the beautiful Smokey Mountains enjoying a
great
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>bottle of Mountain White!
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Spike Driver. . .
Don can't drink since chemo/radiation, etc, plus his cholesterol meds, but *I*
can,
although I prefer a white zin.... thanks for the idea/plan tho, sounds DO-able!
Noreen
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Posted by YarnWright on May 23, 2008, 4:12 pm
Spike Driver spun a FINE 'yarn':
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>Go to "Mill Creek Cabins" in Pigeon Forge after getting a bottle of Mountain
White from
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>the "Smokey Mountain Winery" in Gatlinburg. Do this after the previously
scheduled
show/hide quoted text
>visit to locals pastor or JP.
>Mill Creek Cabins are one of the many cabins in the area, you might want to
stay in
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>Gatlinburg. The Dixie stampede is in White Pigeon, just a short driver from
>Gatlinburg. A great show with a fantastic meal for a fair price.
>Hugs & God bless,
>Dennis & Gail
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Spike Driver. . .
Sounds like a do-able idea/plan, thanks!
Noreen
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Posted by Mary Fisher on May 27, 2008, 4:35 am
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> Silver Wedding Anniversary is coming up quickly, and I'm open to
> suggestions as to how to
> spend it, where to go, what to do, etc.
> My sister seems to think the kids should give us a party. First of all,
> it's none of my
> sisters business, secondly, it's NOT the girls's responsibility to give us
> a party,
> thirdly, we don't WANT a party at ALL, so....
> We've discussed renewing our vows, just the two of us, no guests at all,
> but WHERE? No,
> we do NOT want to go back to Wisconsin where we were married, so that's
> OUT, totally.
> East Tennessee, maybe?? Like Gatlinburg area? Anybody been there?
> Help,
> Noreen
> --
I can't make any suggestions but we invited a friend to dinner - a rather
special one.
While we were still at the table another friend turned up. Then another.
Then another. We kept moving round the table to make more space, it was like
the Mad Hatter's tea party. There were eight of us to start with, us and our
five children and the original guest so it became a little crowded.
Then a shepherd friend turned up with his spinning wheel Spouse had recently
made one and they migrated to the sitting room to compare techniques,
eventually some of the others joined them. It was a memorable, peaceful and
very happy evening which everyone who was there still talks about.
Sometimes the best events aren't planned. Spontaneity is good :-)
So the only thing I'm planning for our Golden anniversary in two years is to
lose enough weight to get into my wedding dress, which I'll spray gold. I'm
well on the way :-)
I suspect that youngest son, whose job is an event planner/designer, will
devise some surprise for us which will include all our children, their
children and perhaps even some great grandchildren by that time. They
represent our past and the future.
But one has to live to achieve ambitions and since we both have cancer it's
not certain. Even if we didn't we could have heart attacks, be run down by a
bus ... it's hardly worth planning anything :-) So we'll wait and see - and
in the meantime enjoy every second to the full and not be diverted by
anything which could get in the way of happiness and love.
Enjoy your anniversary, whatever you do. In these days twenty five years of
marriage is an achievement.
Mary
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Posted by YarnWright on May 27, 2008, 7:39 pm
Mary Fisher spun a FINE 'yarn':
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>>Silver Wedding Anniversary is coming up quickly, and I'm open to suggestions
as to
show/hide quoted text
>>how to spend it, where to go, what to do, etc.
>>My sister seems to think the kids should give us a party. First of all, it's
none
show/hide quoted text
>>of my sisters business, secondly, it's NOT the girls's responsibility to give
us a
show/hide quoted text
>>party, thirdly, we don't WANT a party at ALL, so....
>>We've discussed renewing our vows, just the two of us, no guests at all, but
WHERE?
show/hide quoted text
>>No, we do NOT want to go back to Wisconsin where we were married, so that's
OUT,
show/hide quoted text
>>totally. East Tennessee, maybe?? Like Gatlinburg area? Anybody been there?
>>Help,
>>Noreen
>>--
>I can't make any suggestions but we invited a friend to dinner - a rather
special one.
show/hide quoted text
>While we were still at the table another friend turned up. Then another. Then
another.
show/hide quoted text
>We kept moving round the table to make more space, it was like the Mad Hatter's
tea
show/hide quoted text
>party. There were eight of us to start with, us and our five children and the
original
show/hide quoted text
>guest so it became a little crowded.
>Then a shepherd friend turned up with his spinning wheel Spouse had recently
made one
show/hide quoted text
>and they migrated to the sitting room to compare techniques, eventually some of
the
show/hide quoted text
>others joined them. It was a memorable, peaceful and very happy evening which
everyone
show/hide quoted text
>who was there still talks about.
>Sometimes the best events aren't planned. Spontaneity is good :-)
>So the only thing I'm planning for our Golden anniversary in two years is to
lose
show/hide quoted text
>enough weight to get into my wedding dress, which I'll spray gold. I'm well on
the way
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>:-)
>I suspect that youngest son, whose job is an event planner/designer, will
devise some
show/hide quoted text
>surprise for us which will include all our children, their children and perhaps
even
show/hide quoted text
>some great grandchildren by that time. They represent our past and the future.
>But one has to live to achieve ambitions and since we both have cancer it's not
>certain. Even if we didn't we could have heart attacks, be run down by a bus
... it's
show/hide quoted text
>hardly worth planning anything :-) So we'll wait and see - and in the meantime
enjoy
show/hide quoted text
>every second to the full and not be diverted by anything which could get in the
way of
show/hide quoted text
>happiness and love.
>Enjoy your anniversary, whatever you do. In these days twenty five years of
marriage is
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>an achievement.
>Mary
Mary Fisher. . .
Thank you. That was NEAT, and your Golden plans are awesome, too.
Yes, 25 nowadays IS an accomplishment, but your 50th is totally awe-inspiring!
Noreen
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> Mountain White from the "Smokey Mountain Winery" in Gatlinburg. Do this
> after the previously scheduled visit to locals pastor or JP.
>
> Mill Creek Cabins are one of the many cabins in the area, you might want
> to stay in Gatlinburg. The Dixie stampede is in White Pigeon, just a
> short driver from Gatlinburg. A great show with a fantastic meal for a
> fair price.
>
> Hugs & God bless,
> Dennis & Gail
>
>
> YarnWright wrote:
>> Silver Wedding Anniversary is coming up quickly, and I'm open to
>> suggestions as to how to
>> spend it, where to go, what to do, etc.
>> My sister seems to think the kids should give us a party. First of
>> all, it's none of my
>> sisters business, secondly, it's NOT the girls's responsibility to
>> give us a party,
>> thirdly, we don't WANT a party at ALL, so....
>> We've discussed renewing our vows, just the two of us, no guests at
>> all, but WHERE? No,
>> we do NOT want to go back to Wisconsin where we were married, so
>> that's OUT, totally.
>> East Tennessee, maybe?? Like Gatlinburg area? Anybody been there?
>> Help,
>> Noreen