One of the best parts about this trip to see my big sis Shawnee in New Zealand is being able to hang out with my brother in law Jim Gilhooley. If you can’t tell by the last name, the bloke’s Scottish. He’s also hilarious. He’s constantly riding me about the bottomless pit that my stomach has...
It’s been amazing to reconnect with my sister Shawnee in New Zealand. 4 years ago she was diagnosed with terminal ovarian cancer. She was given a 30% chance of living for 5 more years. She’s been determined since then to be in that 30%. Also, she’s determined to truly live these last years. She’s travelled...
The Taqueria La Pasadita is a Taco Truck right off the freeway in the Northgate Starbucks parking lot. This place holds memories. It’s where Mary & I used to get tacos when we first met and became friends about 5 years ago. It’s also right down the street from where our friends Kim & Roger...
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I LOVE this!!!
Lol never mind Jonas, us Scottish people were made for taking the piss out of others, it’s just his Scottish nature…….urine extraction all round :) Fantastic picture too
Great picture of my Uncle Jim. Don’t be fooled by the surname as it’s actually Irish but he has a wicked sense of humour.
Jim ( and your lovely sister) were close friends of ours in New Zealand. And yes, we are Scottish too. Jim’s dry sense of Glaswegian humour was captured in this reflection of your NZ visit. ?