Ok LS, it was my idea so as boring as my life is I'm going first. The most interesting thing in my life was giving birth to two babies at one time when that doesn't run anywhere in my family. So many people have said to me I always wanted twins or I know I'm gonna have them it's my turn, but it truly NEVER crossed my mind that I would have two at once. Now I'm going to tell you the stupidest thing I ever did that I still get grief for to this day, and I did this in middle school. I have an aunt that is 2 years older than me and very much like a sister. Well, she was aggravating/insulting me one day. My mom was putting a perm in her hair, so she took her rings off. I saw them on the counter and decided to get her back by hiding them in the top of the light fixture in the bathroom. Well, I forgot I did it, and the next day when she was looking everywhere for her rings I joined the search. I helped look everywhere for those rings. After a week my aunt even offered $10.00 to anyone who could find them, and I looked my stupid heart out for those rings! 6 months later when the lightbulb blew out and my mom changed it she found the rings--I was like, "Oh, yeah, now I remember, I hid them because she made me mad, but I forgot." To this day--some 34 years later--my family still refers to the ring incident--not my brightest moment. lol

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"Once you have had a wonderful dog, a life without one, is a life diminished."Dean Koontz

You have very handsome boys Tina, and from what I hear they are good too.
I bet you are proud. Must of been quite the surprise to find out you are having
twins! Exciting!

See I knew you had a naughty side! lol Hiding those rings! It's alright,
stories like that make fun memories.

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One of my passions was ( please note was ! ) traveling...as a child I would look at the National Geographic magazine and map out all the places that were..must see...like to see...ok to miss but would like to see ! As an adult I did travel...and saw most of my must see places...one of my fav moments was we went the mother house of Mother Theresa in Calcutta and met with her in a private meeting...she asked me to take a parcel back to Canada for her, which I was happy to do ..I returned to the convent that evening and picked it up..it was only a packet of letters which I restamped in Canada and sent them on their way...she also gave me some prayer cards which she blessed and over the years I have given them out to patients who were very ill...being RC they took comfort in knowing who they were from...

As to why I don't travel the world anymore...a little girl named Bella stole my heart and made it unbearable for me to leave her, so our travels became limited to road trips ...never once did I miss my traveling ways when I had her ! And now of course we have Iz and Zar so RV'ing is here to stay for us...