My friends, Pete and Carol, had invited me to come for dinner to celebrate my birthday, back in December. But with my trip to Iowa and then a cold and then Uncle Chris's passing, our plans got delayed.
So, this past weekend was our make up day.
On Friday afternoon, Carol and I had toured the new ER addition to the Mayo Hospital in Barron. It was interesting and looks like a very well thought out addition to that small scale hospital.
Then we headed to Pete and Carol's for dinner. We had a nice cocktail hour with snacks, played some Wii bowling and great conversation. Pete is a chemical engineer and it took me back to some of my Coors days experiences.
Carol made delicious lasagna for dinner and even had a small birthday cake with a candle. Also, a gift of a sixer of Coors Banquet, the perfect gift for me.
Carol had suggested that I bring my overnight kit so there would be no worries about driving after a few drinks. It was nice to be able to enjoy a few beers and glass of wine with no worry of travel.
Their delightful house on Prairie Lake is comfortable and Carol's decorating taste is evident throughout. A lovely home.
But the homeowner is the real star of this story.
Meet Miss Foxy
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Carol and Pete got Foxy from the Humane Society in Eau Claire.
She runs the house now, believe me.
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Foxy is also very well dressed. This is her coat for going for a walk.
Under her coat, she is sporting a lovely knit sweater as well.
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This is a photo that Carol sent me of The Fox lounging at home. |
Saturday morning, after coffee and lounging, Pete made wonderful omelets for us.
Carol and I visited and lounged until mid afternoon, when I finally headed for home.
It was a fabulous birthday, turns out being 60 isn't that bad.
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