Spoons and Friends

I feel so blessed to have so many friends, wonderful friends and right now as I should be ordering pictures from my camera, I am looking back over the last couples of months with tears in my eyes, missing my "Old Kentucky Home" and our wonderful friends. This week has probably been the hardest week for me with the move. Reality is starting to set in, that this is not a vacation or a short trip like Joanna or Alicia would say but it is permanent.

Well let me change the subject and talk about SPOONS, I love this game. In fact it is probably one of our most favorite games to play, well besides "Big Booty" and Pit and those are only fun on New Years Eve at the Mason's. Thanks Jill!! Okay, Okay, I know I am getting off the subject again. Anyway, the weekend before our move, we got together with several of our friends for dinner and fellowship. Well, fellowship always consists of Spoons with this group. Did I say that I love to play this game? Of course, I did, and anyone who knows me, knows how I can get in to this game. We had a great time and I think all of us laugh harder then we had in weeks. We hated that Kerry, Harrison and Steve (Steve Who?) could not be there but we missed them. We did let the kids play a few rounds of spoons and we even played guesstures with them. Phillip (not mine, but Rebecca's) even let the kids sing on the mics and play music, sometimes too loud, but what the hect, they're kids.

Oh and for all you Florida Friends who does not know what SPOONS is. It is played with a deck of cards and yes, your kitchen spoons. So next time you are with us and you are ready for a high energy game just say the word and we'll teach you the game. Believe me if Steve Day can learn, anyone can.

Thanks for a great time guys and we look forward to playing again in February.