[at-l] How to deal with Hiker Crankiness during winter season?

[Jim Bullard]

I'm wishing that we had a bunch of family showing up. The kids aren't coming
(too far away/not enough time off from work), no grandkids anyway. My
father-in-law died in August and my Alzheimer afflicted mother-in-law phones
daily either looking for Charlie or to tell us he died. She forgets from one
day to the next that we were all there. Maybe we'll get a blizzard and I can
go snowshoeing.

Jim Bullard
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On Mon, Dec 21, 2009 at 11:13 AM, Carla & Dave Hicks <
carla_dave_hicks at verizon.net> wrote:

> Yup, here, too.  For the holidays, anyway.
>
> First time in a long time we'll be together (for at least part of the day)
> --
> from us old farts down to the great-grand-kids..
>
> Chainsaw
>
> BTW:  For those who might wonder -- no, I'm not cooking.  The cooking is
> not
> the problem.  Seating 20 folk in our smaller retirement house is.  OTOH,
> I'll
> have a few goodies made for finger-food.
>
> PS: Now, as for Hiker Crankiness come Jan & Feb....  I'll be missing my
> favorite time to hike & camp.  Aarrrggggghhhhhh.
>
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