ONLY 130 MORE DAYS- Till we are Mr. & Mrs Tanner and Heidi Lagge!!!! We don't even know where to begin on how we are feeling right now.. It's been 3 days since the big news and we think it's finally starting to really set in that we are having a huge dream come true!!!!
Since Mardi Gras is a holiday that goes hand-in-hand with gluttonous drinking, we thought we’d offer a few tips for a more positive drinking experience for those who want to enjoy themselves and not wind up a morning-after mess.
The first annual Gift Worth Giving winning couple has been chosen and Heidi and Tanner will be getting a dream wedding courtesy of all the sponsors of The Gift Worth Giving Giveaway. The couple is excited and ready to say their vows and are blogging about it right here on My 103.5. Here is their first blog detailing their excitement and graciousness.
Maybe you’re throwing a big party, or maybe Mardi Gras is just your excuse to feast on the amazing cuisine of New Orleans -- either way, you better get it right. Break out the spices and let’s get cooking! Here are five great Mardi Gras themed recipes. Why not get some practice in this weekend before Fat Tuesday.
I was just revisiting a few of the weddings of last summer and right about now that warm Montana weather is looking very attractive.
In the next couple of days we will announce the winner of The Gift Worth Giving and they can start making their plans to stand on the lawn of the Springhill Pavilion, amidst the mountains and the valley below and exchange their wedding vows.
We did a lot of camping as a family when I was a kid. We packed up our van (mom and dad did all the work, but I still like to say we), and the five of us piled in for more hours in a vehicle than any family should ever spend together. Our itinerary usually took us west. Yellowstone, Canada, Tetons, Mount Rainer, Badlands, Grand Canyon, Glacier, Mount Rushmore, Wall Drug, Reptile Gardens, Bear Country USA. You get the idea.
I'm not sure where I heard this theory, but it is so very true. Start your day by eating the frog, and you are empowered to take on the rest of the day. (What? Really? Ribbit?!?)
A few years ago I had the opportunity to attend the Daytona 500. You have to see it to believe it. I recommend putting it on your list of things to try and sneak in once before you die. It has nothing to do with being a racing fan. The sights, sounds, smells, and people. It is bigger than life. It's also a sign that spring can't be far away every February.
If today were my last day on earth, I think I would go without any real regrets. That feels pretty good. Now don't get me wrong, I am very much opposed to going today, but I am certain that we have almost no say in the matter. It's comforting to think we do, but we don't. Sure, we can be careful, and avoid dangerous situations...but the truth is, we don't get to chose how we die; we chose how we live.
I was driving through the Target parking lot yesterday, and apparently the happy lady coming from the other direction was a tad bit upset with my driving. Sure I moved over in her direction a little (at 5 mph and accidentally). And she flipped out. Arms flailing, yelling (which was extremely effective in her car with the windows rolled up, but I could see her jaw flapping away).
Ok, go ahead. Laugh, point fingers, snicker. I used to watch Oprah quite a bit. (I also watched the CBS soaps too. Bold & The Beautiful was my favorite.) Part of it was the fact that I didn't have cable, which limited my choices to Judge Judy, the guy painting on PBS, and Oprah. Back when Dr. Phil was an occasional Oprah guest I thought he was great. Now I think he has too much show, and too little material.
I absolutely love dogs - so I love seeing the pictures each year from the Westminster Dog Show. This year the winner was Hickory - and he's alot different that winners in the past!
