So, the cousin & her hubby are back from six months at their house in Cabo, a sil & bil are back from two weeks in Hawaii, and so it goes with a bunch of others traveling to far exotic locations.
Me, I would like very much to be here
mostly because it has a hot spring pool, a tepee, and a cabin in a meadow, and a little bit because it comes with a chef. Yes, I said chef (you know like a cooker/baker person).
I have gone to dinners in homes where they had a chef. (I did know how to dress in a discrete black sheath, with get-it-girl stilettos and minimal flash, I do know what all the plates, utensils, and glassware are for). I only ever drank out of the finger bowl once, and I was very young at the time, although, never forgiven for that fopaux.
Anyway, back at the home, as I was pulling a loaf of burnt bread out of the oven yesterday morning, with dad scowling at me, the home helper laughing her head off, and a delivery person walking in the door, saying "Wow, your house smells... like really burnt toast!" I thought a lot about that hot springs, the chef, and the chance for baker person classes...

I would not mind having a chef to cater for me several times a week!
ReplyDeleteHeavenly picture, and a chef, to die for.
ReplyDeleteThe house looks inviting, but why have a tee-pee?
ReplyDeleteBetter to have a garage for the pick-up truck.
Hey, I would love to stay there as well. Looks like a little piece of heaven. And not having to cook meals at the end of the day is icing on the cake.
ReplyDeleteGRANNYMAR: Fly over and we'll go together. I'm sure we would have a good time.
ReplyDeleteCELIA: Wouldn't it be nice!
LL: Why not a Teepee adventure? There is a garage for the pick'm Up, I'm told.
TABOR: Yep, all the way around!
Camping is ok (teepee), but camping in the front yard is for kids and grandkids. To that extent, the teepee makes sense.
ReplyDeleteLL: The homemade teepees the kids/grandkids and I made sure weren't much for looks, but we had some great adventures, even if only in the yard.
ReplyDeleteThis week I turned 68 and I still cannot cook. Boiling water is not even a specialty for me. Sad, sad, sad. But I swear to you that I truly love burnt toast. Really, I do.
ReplyDeleteGRANNY ANNIE: HaPpY BiRthDaY and many more! I will be 68 in August and could have built a very large alter with my burnt offerings over the years...sigh.
ReplyDeleteI can't bake either... And that would be a nice 'retreat' about now...
ReplyDeleteOLD NFO: Sometimes we need a bit of "retreat", I sure as heck do! Weather there:High of 75, low of 43
ReplyDeleteO.K...Where can I find this place?
ReplyDeleteMy poor back loves/needs hot springs.
Thanks,
David
UPRIVERDAVID: This one is outside Dolores, CO. I know of others in Idaho, Nevada, and here in N. Calif.
ReplyDeleteAh...Co. is too far from Washington for me today..That sure looks like a swell setting tho.
ReplyDeleteI may head down to Paisley next week.
Thanks,
David
UPRIVERDAVID: Are you going to Summer Lake? YeeHaw! Pushed a few cows around the high desert country.
ReplyDeleteYes I did.. The weather wasn't too nice last week and Duane is building new cabins..Beep-beep-back-up alarms way too early for me.
ReplyDeleteThe waters were swell as always..
I've run into those cows on H/W 31 twice. I didn't mind but some jerks were in a hurry and getting all uptight, too bad..
David