Good Thing #1:
The LOST and FOUND. There is one local radio station, KPCW, and once an hour, they read a list of lost and found items. It cracks me up. A lot of dogs, cameras, and phones. Sometimes, the owner calls it like it is and the listing reads: STOLEN, skis and poles ... I just find the whole exercise of listening to people's lost and founds items entertaining. They read their phone numbers on the air too!
Good Thing #2:
The MILKMAN. Every Thursday, he brings me yummy milk with no hormones.
He puts my stuff in this fancy cooler:
I can also order farm fresh eggs, dairy products, organic produce, and other items. So far, we LOVE the bacon and the salsa. The closest Costco is in Salt Lake (only 30 minutes away), but this sure cuts down on the number of Costco trips I need.
Good Thing #3:
Cool Stuff like the JR. Olympics. Yesterday, we went and watched our darling neighbor boys, 2 of whom had made it to the JR. Olympics.
Good Thing #3:
Cool Stuff like the JR. Olympics. Yesterday, we went and watched our darling neighbor boys, 2 of whom had made it to the JR. Olympics.
This is Andrew:
You can see lots of pictures of them here. We're so lucky to live this close to fun things like this! Of course, now my boys want to cross country ski too. I'd love to buy more ski equipment honey, of course!
So to sum up what's great about Park City today - small town feel, plenty of big city dining, shopping, and entertainment! Hope that made you want to visit us soon!
6 comments:
Okay, how much does it cost for your milk? Am I doomed for drinking milk with hormones? All my friends talk have been talking about it lately, but I just can't afford to buy organic milk. It's $6 bucks a gallon! You live in a wonderful place. I'm so happy for you!
The milk is more expensive then Costco regular milk, but cheaper than Costco organic milk. It's around $5 a gallon, but I save a fortune not going to Costco everytime I need milk!
I'm starting to get paranoid about hormones and unnatural stuff in food. It can't be good to fill our bodies with all that garbage. My in-laws are eating no sugar, only Splenda. It freaks me out that the main ingredient in everything they eat is chemically made!
So I'm being a lot more careful about what we eat. Who knows if it even matters or not, I just feel better about it.
So are you saying it's good to eat Splenda or bad? I was confused.
I don't drink soda anymore, but when I get sick of water, I drink Crystal Light. Is that bad?
I am very nervous about the milk thing but I can't bring myself to spend that much yet. I feel guilty because Trent drinks a lot of milk so I probably should be getting him hormone free milk.
Robyn,
I'm not going to claim to be an expert or anything, I just feel like all the fake stuff like Splenda can't be great. And what is the sweetener in Diet Coke? I'll bet is awful! Not to mention all the other chemicals in there. I'm trying to drink less of it. Maybe I'm just getting goofy in my old age. My kids have been drinking regular milk from the store for years and the're mostly normal. So don't stress about Trent. He looks pretty healthy to me.
I'm trying not to stress about the food too much, just make changes when it is easy and not too much more $$$.
You two wackos... talking about milk and Splenda... much too much time!!!
I on the other hand, just read and snoop on other people's conversations. How is that for wackos??!
I'm surprised your husband hasn't made any attacks/innuendos/references on your mention of the good thing #2: MILKMAN.
Is Geoff slackin?!
LOL
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