Here's my latest project completed. I am having so much fun with welding! I love community education classes. Look at all the cool stuff I am learning. My goofy quail needs a name. I'm pretty sure it's a boy, so let me know what you think I should call him. Maybe Ernie? I don't know.
About Gregary:
he's great, amazing, wonderful, funny and all that good stuff. He's 33, lives & works in Roy. He manufactures window frames and other things for a steel company up there. Ummm... what else do ya want to know? He's tall and handsome and tender & sweet. He loves sports and cars and movies (and me. *giggle*). We met online & went to the Gateway for our first date. He has the greatest laugh. It is contagious.Anyway, if you want to know more about him, you'll just have to ask me. :) Trust me, I could talk about him all day. Alas, I have to go to bed.
Love you all!
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Um... YAY!!!! That's all I can think to say. I am so excited about Gregory. I love his name, too. I love that he has a contagious laugh. I cannot WAIT to meet him in person. Remember, I'll be back in June. Let's double date, pretty please?! Oh, Heidi, you deserve the BEST. Happy Easter!
And I really heart the quail. You are so artistic. I see a future for you in welded yard art... Can you make me a pelican? Pretty please?
Shoot. I forgot I'm signed in under Cory's gmail. It's me, steph!
What a good looking guy. So how long have you been communicating online. Have you gone out quite a bit. Anything you want to tell about him would be great. I love hearing your love life. I love your quail that you welded. Good for you. I need to take some classes sometime, but my time is not right now. Hope you are doing well. Talk to you later.
That is so cute! What I love about welding is that it isn’t all heavy-duty and whatnot. It is a very fun activity, and I think more are starting to consider welding as a serious activity. Of course, it might seem hard at first because you’re dealing with metal and a lot of power. But, it gets a whole lot better once you get past the learning curve.
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