Enquiring minds want to know...

We are a month into the new year and either looking for ways,developing way or plan trying to find ways to enjoy our found health,renewed lives, living as a whole.

What is the "FUN" thing you have planned for 2011 ?

I have carried over a couple of things, that I didn't get time to put to use in 2010-

I want to try cross country skiing and I want to put on ice skates and attempt to skate again. I would even look forward to sledding (mannual) down a hill (with a butt pillow in place).

So, What are your thoughts?

Kelly/tink

I don't have anything major plannned, but funny you mention ice skating. I am going to "attempt" it later this afternoon with my 4 year old niece. She just started lessons and has been to 2 so she asked me if i'd take her. During Christmas my mom brought me my ice skates that I've had since 6th grade and are in prefect condition and still fit!

I haven't skated for about 6-7 years. So I made my niece promise she wouldn't laugh at auntie if she fell on her butt.. needless to say her reply was "ohh I will.. You did at me!" Oops.. what goes around comes around I guess!!!

I Lied... I just remembered I'm going to do down hill skiing this winter which I haven't since I was about 15 and this summer I will NO MATTER what pull myself up on a tube at the lake and be able to climb back into the boat when I fall off.. Dad has a fishing boat so there's no nice little ladder on the back. so we have to hang one over the side and you climb up at this type of angle ------> \ .

Kelby all that sounds fun. If not to do to at leas****ch LOL I am not a down hill skier,scares the heck out of me, Praise your bravery! The other two I can handle.
Enjoy your sussecces!
Kelly/tink

My wife and I are planning a trip to Glacier National Park via Amtrak.  We are going to do this to celebrate our 25th Wedding Anniversary.  (I know, how did she put up with me for 25 years?).

Other than that, I would love to start hiking this summer.  Anybody up for that?

Steve

Nice trip! Just where is that, for the directionally challenged people in life?
Hiking- my understanding with that is there should be hills to climb,streams to cross over, maybe a water fall or such to look at. I just don't see any of those things here, LOL
Happy Trails
Kelly/tink

For the directionally challenged, Glacier National park is west (just keep going west on 13th Avenue until you run into Montana.

As far as hiking, I was thinking of some of us locally, maybe going to Itasca State Park or the Sheyenne National Grasslands and going for a Hike.   I think it would be fun.

Steve