Well Christmas is over and a new year approaches (and sadly so does school) time to look back upon the old year at the things we learned, for me it’s how to make a quick little web page, check it out.
Hope everyone stays safe. We’re having a little allergy attack but we’re going to pop firecrackers as long as there’s still breath in our bodies. We went to see The Two Towers. It was awesome.
Taylor and Jimmie were singing this song in the car today. Here’s an
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of Slaid Cleeves singing it live on the radio on KGSR in Austin. I always think of Grace and Evan during the “I’ve been chasing grace” line. The live cornet solo is very brave. Here’s to a brave new year with lots of winning hands.
You can make money with fireworks? I always lose $50 every time I take the boys to Alamo Fireworks.
Don’t ever say that time spent on the blog doesn’t pay off. Right click on image below, save picture as, print, buy, explode.
My dad (who is my mom’s manager) has gotten her 2nd book listed on Amazon and into Borders, which is a big deal and was a huge feat for a start-up publisher with only one book in their catalog…
Click the cover to see the listing.
Spent the day working on Glenn’s and my new site.
I love that photo of little Glenn playing the ukulele.
In every photo of me from that age, I’m striking what I perceive to be a supermodel pose, one hand one my head, one hand on my hip….
Unlike last time, there weren’t even any cedar logs in that fire!
An enjoyable “to-do” without a doubt – a great finale for 2003. People were still coming in at 1:00 in the morning with trays of food. It was still going on when Jimmie and I crashed. Mitch, Austin and Taylor were up until 4:30 am. We came prepared to spend the night and Mitch woke us up with 25 Blanco Cafe breakfast tacos and 5 pots of coffee. We had a wonderful morning – Mitch and Hillary are most excellent hosts. We spent the morning with them and Tom and Becky. I thought that the audience for the folk music was the best ever. Then the 50 person White Elephant present exchange free-for-all caught everybody by surprise and was crazy. I think it was 110 decibels sustained in there for an hour. Renee and Hillary seemed to have the best time of all.
It was such a great party! Sorry we had to bail – hopefully we’ll have the next one sans Mountain Cedar and Whipple’s flame worship!
The Webb house rocks!!!!
I’m the first to blog. I’m the first to blog.
What a great party!!
Fried turkey rules…
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«link» Quick someone translate -- Beau? this could contain the meaning of life or just be an ad for a call girl. 
I just don't want Even to leave. No one is allowed to move further than a 60 mile radius. 
Both lines of Whipples were some of America's very earliest settlers coming here in the 1600's around the time of the Mayflower and both sides later played very important roles in the American Revolution. Our guy Abraham fired the first shot of the war, their guy signed the Delaration. 
Where has everyone been on here? Having an almost instant voice translator would be great on a vacation in Mexico. I guess instant translation isn't too far away. Evan might be wasting his time in his High School French class. ? Have a great night tonight everybody! I was saying, other videos from other sites will probably work. I know everybody loves the YouTubes but give me some time to work it out. So glad you're coming, we're really looking forward to it. have a great day mr. whipple! I don't imagine you get cubed very often. A couple of days in the mountains never hurt anybody! 
