Monday, August 6, 2012

Scream So High

It's been kind of quiet on my little blog lately, because I've been hanging out in Seattle with my best friend.  My brain hasn't been thinking too much about school, so today I'm sharing a snippet of my fun.  Here's what happens if you climb to the snowfields on Mt. Rainier and take garbage bags along.  (I didn't know I could scream so high.)




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13 comments:

  1. Looks and sounds like lots of fun, Tammy!!
    Connie:)
    www.welcometofirstgraderoom5.blogspot.com

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  2. Looks like you had a blast! So glad you got to get away to relax and recharge before the busy school year begins! :)
    Lori
    Conversations in Literacy

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    1. Lori, it was a blast. It felt good to get away for a bit.

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  3. Fun! I spent the day in Tacoma, yesterday. Snow was a good choice with the warm weather:-)

    Laurie
    Chickadee Jubilee

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    1. Laurie, it's been sizzling hot up here. The snow made for a nice change.

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  4. Looks like fun! Snow would be a nice change from 100 degree weather.

    Jana
    Thinking Out Loud

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    1. Jana, it definitely was a lot of fun to spend some time in the cool snow.

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  5. Crazy fun in the summer! I saw snow at the top of the Jungfrau in Switzerland! I was away for three weeks, but am back and looking for the right position! I will be consulting and looking for additional work! Thank you for asking! Hope you had a restful summer.

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    1. Welcome back Sandi. My parents were in Switzerland this summer too. It looks like a beautiful place.

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  6. Mt. Rainier is my FaVoRiTe in the whole wide world. How fun!! Thanks for sharing that experience.

    Barbara
    The Corner On Character

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    1. Barbara, thanks for watching. It's such a beautiful place.

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  7. That looks like so much fun! It makes me wish that this winter there will actually be enough snow to go sledding (last year, it was just cold here).

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