Mr. Mom

Ok, so my first day at being a Mr. Mom is no picnic! Not sure how all you REAL moms do it? Diane has proved to be the best! (yes, i am bragging!). Besides, it is SUPER hard to type with one hand and hold the baby in the other (doing it right now!).

I had to take Jackie to the groomer this morning and that alone took an hour of planning to time baby feeding, diaper changing, and car seat logistics to get Jackie to make her 10 o'clock appointment.

But, don't get me wrong.....this is ALL a good thing! I have noticed that your pace slows down (or should slow down) when you have a baby, she becomes first priority (or should be first) and all other things seem to have no value. Funny how the material things in life which used to seem important are replaced by the simple things. Maybe children or babys have a way of bringing that out?

I have been reading a lot of my old Mountain Gazette's today. For those that don't know the Gazette it is or was a moutain town magazine born in the high country of Colorado with an emphasis on good writing and less on advertisements. I have been an avid reader of them for close to ten years. I read a quote today that really stuck with me and make me think.....

"It isnt about me its about you, her, him. its about the mountains the blue skies. its about living without regrets without fear and hate. its about living, loving, and dying but never thinking about it."

This was from Free skier Billy Poole before his tragic death skiing in the Big Cottonwood Canyon back country.

One last quote from Ryan Adams (not Bryan Adams) who Diane, Aiden, and I will get to see in concert at the Telluride Bluegrass festival this summer. This kind of ties my current thoughts together..........

"You can't see tomorrow with yesterday's eyes"

Saturdays

Having Saturdays off the last few weeks Diane and I decided to start going to breakfast each Saturday.

Two weeks ago we went up to downtown Salt Lake and had "a zen breakfast" @ the Golden Braid bookstore, it was very tasty and peaceful and Aiden slept the whole time. We left and met Jacob Nelson up at his house on Michigan Ave. near the U of U campus. We spent the morning catching up with him and hearing about his and Cheryl's business ventures. We followed him to downtown SLC and toured his new showroom space in the Gateway District. He is a very ambitious business man and together with Cheryl's clothing design business they hope to open up shop in 6 months or so. Very cool........
Last week we decided to go to Sundance to "The Foundry" for breakfast. This is our favorite place to go for breakfast. You can not go wrong with Joes Breakfast......Scrambled Eggs with Spinach, Chorizo, Onions and Mushrooms served on a Buttermilk Biscuit.......VERY good. We finished the morning off by strolling around the resort and taking in the beautiful morning.

I am not sure where breakfast will find us tommorow......I am thinking maybe Silver Fork Lodge up Big Cottonwood Canyon? Who knows?.....