Happy Birthday to Me

I'm officially 44. Wahoo. I celebrated my birthday week with the WORST cold and Kory caught it too. Neither of us could breathe. I think I went through a full box of Kleenex in one day. Anyway, we survived the week and headed out of town on my birthday--Friday the 13th.

We went to Salmon, ID. Looks like fishing season is in swing. We ate at Bertram's Brewery and I had some of their homemade sasparilla. After dinner we wrapped up the night watching Dateline and Forensic Files. Ha ha. We know how to party.

Saturday we drove a scenic loop, heading through Stanley, Sun Valley and Arco (the less scenic part). It was a beautiful day and a gorgeous drive. We want to go back during the summer.

We headed home through the Craters of the Moon and Arco, stopping at Pickle's Place for some deep-fried pickles. I also had a yummy black raspberry shake.

We made it back home and went out to Smitty's with friends. Kory wasn't feeling very hungry so he thought he'd just get a little German pancake.

Sunday night my mom made a birthday cake for me--my favorite homemade sour cream pound cake with lemon frosting. So good. I had a great weekend and feel very loved.

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