Not living our dream, but thankful......

Just thinking about when I created this blog and how we felt we were about to start living our dream.  Well, 6 years later we aren't quite living the dream we planned for but we did get a chance to live it for a while in Mazatlan.  Maybe one day we'll return to that life but for now, and for me only 2 more years, we must work and bide our time.

We are still grateful for the life we have, as we have 6 wonderful, healthly children and spouses that have blessed us with 10 beautiful, healthy grandchildren.  Also, that we have one another to share our life with.  I love my husband for all he is and does for us.  I couldn't ask for a more loving, considerate, handsome guy!

Something to be thankful for this Thanksgiving for sure.

Happy Thankgiving to all!!

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