"Lefty" living in a "Righty" World..

For the majority of you Right Hander's...I don't think you ever think about Left-Handed people! I'm saying that everything is just RIGHT for you.. you have the world functioning on the "Right Side!"

Let me give you an example: 

I took the Ladies Ski Clinic up at Sundance Resort this past season and really learned a lot and sharpened my confidence and skiing skills. On the last day, Sundance rewarded us with a yummy lunch in the "Tree Room"(their four star restaurant) they gave us all nice skier signature mug. How thoughtful....for those that were Right-Handed it was a lovely gift but for those of us Lefties (I think there were three us)... well, see for yourself what we look at while drinking our mug of hot chocolate!  Can you guess which one the Left Handers drinks from?  Clue: The one on top!

Then..the beginning

This is my garden planted on May 15, 2008. This is the second year my husband and I have planted this vegetable garden. Lets see what happens in the following weeks.

Can You Believe..

Wow..everyday I look out over the Utah Valley and see the  Rocky Mountains , Utah Lake and the magnificent beauty that surrounds me. I couldn't ask for more...well, maybe a view onto a Hawaii beach scene..... 

Memorial Day 2008

It started out to be a typical Monday and then after cleaning my kitchen, ironing 5 shirts for my hubby, and getting him to the airport to fly to Dallas, I got to go party with Little River Band! I got to relive the 70's and 80's.  "Happy Anniversary" "He's a Loser But He Just Keeps on Trying"

Men in Black Suits

No..keep looking...look closer...are your eyes playing tricks on you?

Who are these guys? I'll give you a guess....they could be presidential candidates...

 McCain & Clinton? ...NOT..they sure look stiff...!

MY Three Swedes...

My Viking
My Volvo
Swen's Son aka-My husband

                                                           

Making someone a nice warm blanket..

Yesterday I spent most of my day in my dungeon(sewing room in the basement)putting together baby blankets for LDS humanitarian center.  I get the material and the quilt batting donated and sew up a blanket, then our group of women tie the quilts with yarn. Sometimes they are just cute and that (depends on the material of course..) then some are not so cute. 

 I just imagine that some new mother, somewhere in the world, who does not have much, will get this blanket for their newborn to wrap up with.