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Our One Week Vacation At Salt Lake City, Utah

LONG ABSENCE!

Time really flies.. and my blog got neglected for the past 2 weeks?  Or was it 10 days?  I really wanted to do current posts but it was not possible without a laptop.  Cannot do much with an iPhone or iPad.. okay, these are excuses.  LOL... Real reason is that I am really Lazy!  I did not use much of my brain cells in writing lately, I guess over 10 years of blogging has make me feel so old!!  LOL...

But seriously, I still want to keep my blog alive.... and I want to thank my readers once again for coming by faithfully for these past years!  I will also continue to visit your blogs whenever possible for me to.  My frequent traveling lately has occupied much of my time....

My latest travels was a one week stay at the Salt City, Utah, up the skiing mountains.  The journey took more than 12 hours!  Drive... I must add... and salute the one man driver!  While we passengers slept after eating, the poor driver had to drive us through the mountains, the valleys and so forth....
Stopping at our first diner... for breakfast... 
a very enormous one too!
Fried chicken steak...
While we ladies shared the soup and sandwiches....
And....
Spaghetti!

The salty town.... 
Stretching our legs.... 
And by the time we reached the skiing resort, it was totally dark....


Comments

  1. Wow skiing resort i like! Miss skiing in canada and korea.

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  2. Welcome back, Claire! You are living the dream of any retired person. And I think you still look way too young to be retired! The diner food looks awesome! Now I need to go and eat something.

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  3. The diner food looks awesome. It's made me quite hungry.

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  4. Lazy??? Hmmmm...I thought you've decided to join all the ex-bloggers who have fallen by the wayside and called it a day. Oooooo...I like the look of that sandwich! 12 hours!!!???? Shudders!!!! But I guess the road there is good, like yours in the peninsula...not like ours here.

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  5. wah, salute the driver for driving so far and getting all of you to safety.

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  6. The driver deserves a delicious and enormous breakfast!

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