AMG's Guestbook

I feel as though I'm on that trip!
Good grief, your travelogue is so vivid I could swear I need to stop typing and clean bugs off my computer screen and can smell the truck full of pigs! At first I was discouraged when my Inbox noted 18 e-mails in it at 7 a.m. today, but then I found 7 were from your blog. No wonder you had to cancel one visit -- a girl has to have her blog time each day, doesn't she? Sounds like a fab start to you trip -- truckers and pigs and corn as high as an elephant's eye, followed by fried chicken. As for the nostalgic return to your wedding day -- did Steve take directions on that occasion as well as he apparently did crossing into Canada?? Be safe returning to the "left" side of the country. We need you out here!

Dear Anne Marie: We both read your first blog and loved it. It was so well done and gave us more than a glimpse of what your summer was like.About as close to perfect as you can get. I may never make it but the blogs will help a lot. A.M I've been telling you for years that you should write a book. You have the talent so get off you butt and use it. It was great. Much love. Louis

Thanks
Anne Marie, it has been great sharing your experiences and preceptions along the way. Thanks for taking the time to bring us all along. I look forward to seeing you in the fall and KNOW you will enjoy the summer. Liz

God IS working overtime !
or howelse could I have been able to read about your trip and push the right buttons on this computer just to hear Anne Marie's description of Bryce etc. Love from Big Daddy.

Middle America
AMG, I really appreciate your insights. I've never been to middle America - never even gave it much thought. However, your descriptions remind me that I should give it thought and tht we're all so much a part of so much that we don't really know about. Again, thanks for taking us all along. Liz

Did Vegas swallow you??
What happened, did you lose your computer in Vegas at a craps table and stop blogging??

Yeah, yeah, I get it. Vegas shows, America's diversity, God at his best in Zion, (I've decided God was indeed, a man. Would a woman do this stuff to us?), bathtubs and mirrors to make poor Lauren cringe ... never mind all that. How are your golf clubs? Your blog site is splendid and looks like something you spend a couple of hours a day writing, laying out, selecting photos, and editing. I am impressed, Ms. Editor. How did I not know about this?? Now, of course, I've got to find it daily so I don't miss any further captivating chapters recounting how we hung out the laundry in the 50's. (Yes, you do bring back amusing memories.) Your imagery of crossing Monitor Pass was so vivid and brought back the years I spent in that area when I had a stake in Alpine County. Did you drive past my old motel at Woodford's? Meanwhile, you are already missed on this end of your journey. Just don't think I'm not counting how many wines and cheeses on balconies you enter in this journal...and chocolate strawberries with champagne in the mirrored bathtub (Lauren, that was just to gross you out). Be safe. Hold your political nose through AZ and TExas. Marty

TMI
Mom, have I taught you nothing about TMI "two person bathtub and mirrored bed" geeez! Kidding-this is a great blog, and I am glad to hear that you are having a great time. Sign me up for the weekend beruit tournament!

Ready!
Anne Marie, I hope that the picture reflects pretty much all that is going with you in the car; or are you taking a small pickup?? Have fun; I'm sure you will. I look forward to more "dog walks" when you and Steve return, maybe a nice meal or two at Scotts on the River. Liz