I have been very fortunate to have a great life with very few challenges up to this point.  I haven’t had much drama in my life. So it really makes this really hard because I’m not really sure who has gotten my through the most.  I guess it depends on where I am.  Sometimes it’s my mom, sometimes it’s my friends, but at the end of the day the person I want to see and talk to the most is Eric so I guess he wins this one.  

Day 8 - A picture that makes you laugh.

(Sorry MLC) These two photos together always make me laugh.  I couldn’t resist taking these pictures.  The really story is she was asking them where she could find the closest bathroom. If I didn’t tell you that story, you would probably think that she was in trouble with the Brussels police.  Especially with the look of concern on her face and the cops looking at each other…deciding what to do with her. And the follow up picture of her coming out of the police station. I have to say we had many funny episodes on this trip, many happy memories. 

For the past week I've been blogging daily my 60 photo challenge.  So this is just a random blog about life. Not much has happen this past week.  Eric and I have been working long hours at work. As typically happens in January and  February, I worked yesterday.  After that I drove down to La Crosse to meet my Mom, Mike, Nancy and Greg for dinner.  It is Nancy's birthday tomorrow so we celebrated it last night.  I also got to check out my sister's new place. It is very nice and large.  It look nice.  I spent the night at Mom's house and she had to go to work at 8am this morning so I came home early. It was so nice to see Eric. It seems silly but I missed him. This is going to be a long 18 months. 

I decided Eric should show off his Doctor Who collection.  So here you go.  This is what many years of collecting Doctor Who looks like.  Granted the big "toys" are all Birthday/Christmas for me. I know I'm feeding the addiction.  I wonder if there is DWA (Doctor Who Anonymous).  

Day 7 - A picture of your most treasured item

Here we go again.  I’m going to be sentimental.  Without a doubt my most treasured item is my dad’s first accordion.  It is something that I will keep with me forever.  When he died, he had 3 accordions, and I am so happy I got this one because it doesn’t require any sound system to play, I can just play it.  Granted it is loud and I have to pump it hard to get it to work but it is fun to play nonetheless.  I have some of his old music too. So some night when you come past my place and hear this lovely music billowing out from my spare bedroom window, it will be me playing the accordion.