Sunday, December 31, 2006

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Wishing You, Your Family And Friends

The Best in the Coming Year

All the Best,

Biker Betty

How do you bring in the New Year? We were suppose to have a new years day motorcycle ride today with the Mountain Shadow Riders, but as you can see by the pictures I have been posting that just isn't going to happen. Even as I type, I was suppose to be on that ride *sniff.* My poor motorcycle hasn't been out of the garage in about two weeks now.

So, we were suppose to do that ride and then do the party our eldest son asked to do. He asked if we could host a "Halo" party for his friends. So, we will be bringing in the new year with a house full of young adults. We have had many of them at past new year's parties when we hosted our church's youth group for the big night.

What is a "Halo" party you might ask? Halo is a video game that they will be using on the Xbox 360 game system. Some of our guests will be bringing their systems, as we only have one. They will have T5 cables going down the hall, stairs, into rooms and who knows where else. I think the plan is to use 3 to 4 systems interconnected. We've done this before, for our son's birthday, and they had a blast.

We (my husband & I) provide the food and they amuse themselves with the game. Boy are we lucky !?! So we will be ringing in the new year with a house full of young adults playing a video game, lol. My husband will be cooking quesadillas and they are all looking forward to that. Seems my husband has a reputation for making some of the best quesadillas they have ever eaten. They begged him to please make these. My mouth is watering just thinking about them. I agree with the kids, they are the best.

How are you bringing in the new year? Are you sleeping thru it? Partying at your own home? Partying at someone elses? Going crazy with a group of kids in your house? Whatever your plans are, may you have fun. And remember, don't drink and drive, we want to see you next year.

Below are a few pictures I took today on my way to and from church. I thought I would share just a few more shots of the snow that hit Colorado. So I will be leaving you with these to look at and see you next year. ;)

Now I had better get, because I have a house to clean and a party to get ready for!!!


Above and below is the same car. It got stuck and they (or someone) left the door open. When we passed it on the way to church, I thought someone was getting ready to dig it out.


But here's the same car, with the door still open, on the way home from church. It has been abandoned. Looks like they spun out and got stuck a day or so ago.

Here's a shot of the difference between the main roads and the side roads. The cleared (mainly black) part is a main road thru town. That car across from us is on a side road. What a difference.



Here's a well-used side road.



Here's some houses that haven't even begun to dig out yet. They have some decent sized snow drifts in front of their houses. This is also a shot of part of their street. The snow removal truck hasn't been thru here yet.


How would you like to be that first car on the left side? They have some digging to do to get out. This is a side road not driven much. They have a lot of snow on their road, too. A snow plow hasn't been thru here either. There are just a lot of roads to clear and the snow plows are getting to them as fast as they can. A bunch of the plows broke during the last storm and they didn't get a chance to fix them before this next storm hit.


Here are some guys helping yet another stuck vehicle on these slick and slippery roads.


Here's a person digging out. Now there's a lot of snow!!



Now this guy knows how to get around!!

Wishing you great adventures in the new year,

Biker Betty ;)

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

cooking quesadillas ??

We're jumping on the sleigh and heading over


The Hubby has a bad cold. So we aren't even going to venture out.

Right now I'm painting (water color)
..... and hoping it turns out.

HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY NEW YEAR

OldLady Of The Hills said...

WOWWWWW! That was some storm....It is amazing to see this much snow even after a day or two...!

I hope you have a lovely New Year's Eve party, and a WONDERFUL 2007...
I am having a party here in my home...Just a small gathering with good close friends...!
See you next year!

Anonymous said...

Happy New Year, Betty!

That's a lot of snow!

Mike

Anonymous said...

Happy New Years Betty!

Wow what a great Blog you have...my compliments. I have been enjoying your pictures (and you're making me appreciate the fact that we are in the 60's down here in Alabama!).

It was raining today so my hoped-for motorcycle ride after church never happened.

Me and my wife and oldest son will be spending a quiet evening at home to bring the New Year in. My youngest is at a friends' house and I have a feeling it won't be nearly as quiet. He will probably be playing some console games much like the Halo ya'll will be playing tonight.

God bless and have a Happy New Year!

Anonymous said...

Betty would you mind if I added a link to your site from mine?

Biker Betty said...

Hi Sunflower, Thank you for stopping by my blog and good luck on your exercise program. I need to start one myself. I let it slide and now I need to lose weight, lol. I'm out of shape and I want to get some skiing in before winter ends.

Hi Pamela, The quesadillas were good and, due to leftovers, we are having them for dinner tonight *YEA!!* I hope your husband gets better fast.

Hi Naomi, It is now starting to melt away. Many cars keep getting stuck on our street still, but in another day or two that shouldn't be a problem.

Hi Mike, Thanks for stopping by. While it is a lot, we are enjoying it.


Hi Sarch, Thank you for the compliment and thanks for stopping by. Lucky you to be in the 60's and too bad about the rain cancelling your ride, bummer! Sounds like a great way to ring in the New Year.

I'd be honored to have you link me. I enjoyed reading your blog and will happily do likewise.

Happy New Year Everyone!!!

Biker Betty :)

Anonymous said...

Oh how I miss the snow!!! I love it! If we had snow like that here everything would shut down for weeks. Schools close if we get one flurry. Hey I can't complain...when my company shuts down it gives me time to veg and relax while the other southerners are at the grocery store buying bread, milk, and generators HAHA

Biker Betty said...

Hi Myra, If I could send some your way, it would be my pleasure to share it. Where I grew up in California was the same way. Once we got about 2 inches and school was closed. Being up in the mountains, the buses were sliding and one almost slide down a mountain, YIKES! Shook up that bus driver bad. The kids & I do enjoy the snow days, but my husband usually has to still work. No rest for the wicked, lol.