Anon and JayBea Send Holidays Greetings From Timber Cove!

Anon
I'd like to start by saying congratulations on your 23rd anninersary and wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a very Happy New year. Your vacation sounds wonderful and I'm so happy to hear that your having a great time despite the weather. I spent a wonderful Christmas with my family. We had lobster and all kinds of fattening stuff as well. We had a small amount of snow yesterday, but it melted before the day was over. We do have a large snow storm rolling in at this very moment and we are expecting about a foot of snow between tonight and tomorrow. I love the snow when I'm prepared for it, so being stranded for a few days is enjoyable for me :-)

Right back at ya from Timberland, Anon and JayBea. A quiet, country Christmas here, a few freinds, much food, satisfying merriment.



timber

good for you anon, been through the area before when i used to live in santa rosa. bodega bay is nearby if i remember correctly, nice place to visit.

nice, quite, and dark christmas. still working on restoring the power and most of the water here on guam, but the fed's have been helping quite a bit and the work is progressing at a good pace.

Merry Christmas Anon and JayBea.

Coast Line Sonoma County California

Gift
Joanne!

JayBea and I have bought you an addition to your beach You'll love it!

Anon

Have a great time, you two. May all that is good come your way.

Hey Timber
Timber!

Really nice to see you. Where are you located anyway?

Anon

Anon, it seems eerie that I posted a question as to your health on the thread posted after your accident and to keep us updated. I am so glad you are doing well and back in good health. Praise God.

Wish we were there with you, but I know you don't, he he !

I have had a lovely Christmas day. My daughter Rae and my grandson are here, that's always a good day.

I know I'm repeating myself, but the older I get the more I realize, the best things in life are free!

God bless you and yours.

Anon, I'm in Way Upper Northwest Wisconsin ... North East of Minneapolis /St Paul, about due South of Duluth/Superior ... couple hours or so from either. I'll try to post a link to a map.

Timberland


Yeah, that seems to link OK. Its a little off, but close enough for internet work.


timber

Gotcha Surrounded!
Timber:

Boy, does my family ever have you surrounded! Well, from JayBea's side! Bunch of those horrible Packer Backer types The MINUTE the Packers beat the 49'ers, I had her whole darn family calling me giving me doo doo! JayBea grew up on a farm outiside Hager City, which is just across the Mississip from Red Wing. Lot's of her family still work for the Tannery, and the Red Wing Shoe Company to this day. We're coming there this summer. Maybe we can get together and tip a few while we're there! It would be great to meet you!!

Anon

Sounds great ... We could meet at some midway point, like, say, the tavern half a mile from Castle Timber, or some other mutualy agreeable spot. I would enjoy meeting you too. I'm sure we'll have plenty of oportunity to work out the details as you start posting more frequently here on A2K. You're gonna love this place, and I really look forward to crossing keyboards with you on a regular basis again.



timber



timber

Timber:

One of JayBea's brothers live in Hayward, which doesn't seem to far from you. My oldest daughter lives in LaCrosse. I'm sure we can figure out something! Too Cool!!

Anon

Hey! If you guys are gettin' together in that area you let me know! lol I feel like I'm reading one of my genealogy boards here. My mom's family is all from LaCrosse and my Dad's family is all from Duluth!

Glad to hear you and JayBea are out having some fun Anon! Congrats on your 23rd!

Anon
As always wishing you the best of everything.
Merry Christmas and lest I forget a happy and healthy New Year.

Anon, If your Midwest trip plans call for a visit to The Hayward Brother, that would provide splendid opportunity for a nice lunch or dinner get-together. There are several more-than-acceptable eateries in that neck of the woods, and, this being Wisconsin, after all, most of them offer a respectable assortment of potables as well. If you are so inclined, the town harbors a more-than-merely respectable purveyor of pastries, as well. Mrs Timber would love it ... Hayward is a bit "Touristy", and she loves the shops. I prefer the Farm Implement and RV Dealership. Should a "Sleep Over" be desireable, there's plenty of room here at Castle Timber. In fact, I prefer Summer Visitors, as they are less likely to request I turn on the heat to the upstairs bedrooms.


fishin', you are more than welcome to drop by. And I assure you, the fishin' is great, from rushing, rock-strewn trout streams to placid lakes full of tackle-endangering lunkers with mouths full of fearsome teeth.



timber, who almost managed to avoid working "Wayward Brother" into this "Hayward Brother" post.

Timber and Fishin':

I also forgot our niece in Eau Claire who have adopted a beautiful little boy that we haven't seen yet.

JayBea comes from one of those old farming families, as I have also (they're in Iowa, Ohio, Tennesse, Etc.), so there is family galore all over the place. You know those Wisconsin people, nothing to do in the winter but watch football and ... uh ... keep warm :-)

Anon

AU1929:

I am most pleased to see you here dear friend! Belated Merry Christmas, and a wonderful New Years!

So, are you going to go out and celebrate, or are you going to hide with a nice fire and some NewYears cheer? JayBea and I always stay in on Nedw Years, it's just a little too wild for us oldies but goodies! We have a little champagne and a lot of cuddling!! It works well for us. There's so many celebrations and fireworks on TV, you can see them better that way than if you there and underfoot!!

Warm Wishes AU!!

Anon

Happy holidays, Anon & JayBea! :-D