Life is Good!

Sometimes you have to put the family back into the family business-which is exactly what I just returned from doing. A couple of weeks on the coast of Maine was the perfect way to recharge my batteries and reconnect with my kids. Throw in perfect weather, plenty of ice cream and I swear I became the poster child for “Life is Good!” Since a picture is worth a thousand words I thought I'd share a few. Thank you guest bloggers Bill and Erin and to everyone who held the fort down in my absence. I love you all!
 
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JimCaudill Author Profile Page said:
August 25, 2010 4:17 PM

Your Dad looks great in his natural habitat...okay, everybody looks good, but it's good to see that big ol' Dave smile.


Kim (aka Wilma) Author Profile Page said:
August 26, 2010 11:16 PM

I guess that's what retirement can do for you! BTW, Dad sends his best.


CHUCK JOHNSON Author Profile Page said:
August 28, 2010 9:15 PM

Glad you had a good time Kim! You & your family deserve it!

Chuck


Amy B. said:
August 29, 2010 1:59 AM

Awh, those are really good photos. Looks like everyone had a great time :) Now I miss my folks!


Kim (aka Wilma) Author Profile Page said:
August 31, 2010 9:14 PM

Even though it's been less than 2 weeks it already seems like a lifetime since I took these photos. Too bad there isn't some magic potion that you can take to hang on to that relaxed "on vacation" feeling. I guess the next best thing must be WINE!

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