Gilly made this dessert for Robbie's birthday. Twas yummy.
The kids came over yesterday to celebrate Robbie’s 65th. They cooked up a storm. Yum!
Robbie, Gilly and I attended our first Twins game at Target Field yesterday, an outing with our friends, the Bensons.
Robbie and I went out for dinner at Willingers on Thursday to celebrate her 65th. Ain’t she sweet?
We spent Father’s Day this year biking around Crosby Farm Park, followed by some grillin’ in Hidden Falls Park.
I stumbled on this video clip of Gilly and Grandma Audre Wigley doing a piano duet, Xmas 2007.
Graham composed this.
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Our niece Ellen visited us in Northfield this weekend.
See the album of 25 photos, the large slideshow, or this small slideshow:
And here’s a short video of snowshoe sliding:
On New Year’s Eve, Robbie and I celebrated our 36th wedding anniversary in Hudson, Wisconsin. We again stayed at the Phipps Inn Bed and Breakfast, hosted by Mary Ellen and Rich Cox. (See the album from 2005.)
We ate dinner on both New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day at the San Pedro Cafe in downtown Hudson where the food, service, and atmosphere are always fabulous.
Collin and Amanda brought their new dog Izzy with them from NJ and stayed with us in Northfield for a almost week, as did Grandma Audrey Richard. Gilly, Graham and Tyson camped out with us Xmas eve and Xmas day, too. Our old neighbors, the Kaufman’s, came for Xmas eve, as did our friend, Barbara Burke. And Grandma Audre Wigley held a family party at her condo a couple days after Xmas.
See the album of 114 photos, the large slideshow, or this small slideshow:
I’ve compiled all my web-based info about me using Google Profile. See it at google.com/profiles/griffinjay. (People who are in my Google Contacts can see more info about me than the general public.)
My griffinjay profile comes up at the bottom of the first page of a Google search on my name, Griff Wigley. The word Griff is currently third in a Google search on the word, linking to my business site, Wigley and Associates.
The word Wigleys, currently 1st in a Google search, links here to the Wigleys of Mendota.
My civic blog site, Locally Grown (aka LoGro and LoGroNo and LGN), is currently 1st in a Google search.
Kimberly Reed was the photographer for Collin and Amanda’s wedding last month. She has a blog post up containing a couple dozen photos from the event.
All I can say is WOW.
