Sorry I didn't do my evening update last night but I had to see my favorite show "LOST". Doug & I watched it together and it was fun and relaxing. We have fun discussing the whys and what's (???) of the show trying to figure out why they keep going back a few years or ahead a few years and keeping up with it. I think we like it because we have to think so hard that it actually takes the confusion out of our own day! LOL! What fun!
Yesterday I got up thinking we'd have at least a few inches of snow but NOTHING! So, I thought oh, those weathermen are just guessing and this will miss us too. Thank God! Ha! the joke was on me! I got to work, everyone backed into their spaces picked up their wipers (as sure sign of things to come) so I followed suite. Then the snow began, lightly at first but by 4pm it was hard to see across the street from where I work! The buildings were just a blur in the blowing fast falling snow! "Can you say BLIZZARD"? I left around 5pm (yeah, a normal time!) and to my amazement there was almost 2 feet of snow on my truck! Being short & only having one of those scrappers with a brush about 3ft long I quickly noticed how SHORT 5 ft 2 inches really is...
I picked Connor up at Basketball practice tonight and watched him play a little. He and the team are really improving this year! At the beginning of the season it was looking like the Bad News Bears. They have not won a game yet but these little boys are working HARD! Connor is learning the ropes and having fun at it too. Of course he is also learning that sometimes he gets tripped or pushed and I taught him that's not nice so he thinks other boys are cheating. Now I have to teach him when it is appropriate and how to play hard and don't take that. Push back if you need to but don't get fouled! Pictures are on Saturday so when those get back I'll put my little player online for all of you.
In cleaning up my mailbox I found the wedding announcement my new daughter-in-laws mom sent into papers in southern NH and I sent in to northern NH. Because I'm so proud of them I'm posting it right here too! My new daughter in law is Lauren. She is beautiful, smart and I love her to pieces! She married my son Jason. In September 2009 we will have another wedding in our family too ~ yes, love is in the air! Spencer will marry his girlfriend of 10 years, his childhood sweetheart, Nicole. Another wonderful person to add to our family who has already "earned her place" as a daughter. (Those quoted words are hers and that's another story too) So, enjoy!
Right now it's time to get Connor up and at em' for school and to go to his friend Sarah's after school. Then I'll pick him up before scouts at 7pm for tonight. Have fun in the snow everyone!
Lauren Oberholtzer and Jason Kelley
Lauren Oberholtzer and Jason Kelley were married on July 12, 2008, exchanging vows in the afternoon at grandparents home of Joan and John Hart in North Woodstock, NH. The bride was escorted by her mother and father, Joyce and Raymond Oberholtzer of Nashua. The groom is the son of Stephen Kelley of Nashua and Michelle Duncan of Woodstock, NH.
Maid of honor was Cassie Bonor, Bridesmaids were sisters, Krista and Kellie Oberholtzer, Junior Bridesmaid was Jason’s daughter, Catrenia Kelley. The best man was friend, Jason DeSellier, Groomsmen were brothers, Spencer and Travis Kelley.
The bride is a 2000 graduate of Nashua High and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management from Plymouth State University in 2004. She currently works at Indian Head Resort in Lincoln. The groom is a 2000 graduate of LinWood High School in Lincoln and currently works for the NH DOT.
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