Idaho Roses

It finally happened!  After much plotting and planning, the three Idaho Roses finally appeared in their first ever parade!   Originally, it was our hope that we could all three ride horses that we had very nattily painted and tarted up (if that was to happen on Dane's horses, we would have had to hogtie and blindfold him and lock him in the barn.  For some reason I think he's afraid that if ever released to the creative spirit of "the sisters ", the horses would never be the same!  Silly boy!) but after Tracy's tumble, we were MORE than happy to ride in style in Tracy's shiny red convertible.  Our fearless leader, Dane, would be the only one on horseback, and Brazen was a showstopper! In the months leading up to the parade, we wanted to coordinate our shirts and purchased one in red, one in white and one in blue.  We would be beautiful!   However, Dane decided we weren't patriotic enough for the Air Force Appreciation Day Parade, so he purchased amaz

Sure, it's been awhile since you've heard from us, but that doesn't mean the "experiences" have stopped.  Just means we are lazy writers.  So, we will just dive back in and share this week with you! As sisters, we have found that things are generally a ton more fun if we do them together.  So, Cammi came into Mountain Home for her nail appointment and I went with her.  (Our delicate flower sister is really fun to watch as she is "tortured" during nail and pedicure appointments.  Although, we think that she is a born performer and that she is much more tolerant, i.e., quieter, when she doesn't have an audience.  But I digress....). Following the appointment, we decided to stop and split a sandwich at a local deli.  It was sooooo yummy, even though it contained the dreaded avocado which clearly offends the pretty, pretty princess' strange texture sensibility. We came home and sat to watch videos on Dressing Your Truth (more to come on that