Fellow bloggers, Maria, Corinna, and Brian |
Fun, fun, fun! That is the Hunthausen Golf Tournament.
I look forward to it anxiously all summer. My friend Maria, who is in charge of it all, looks forward to it anxiously all summer as
well, but I think her anxiety is of a different sort. She lets me volunteer, and I feign working hard, but
actually, I am just having a great time.
The idyllic surroundings – lots of trees, a fabulous fountain spurting
up from a lovely lakelet, darling duckies, all go to make a delightful
afternoon. I was a failed photographer this year, so I only have a few for
you. I was desperate to get a
picture of the ducks who kept wandering right into the clubhouse during the
pre-dinner party, perhaps looking for a glass of wine or - more likely, as they were ducks, a cocktail, but other party goers kept officiously shooing them out.
Stacey and Archbishop Brunett |
In addition to having a fun
time, I brought home lots of swag.
There was a silent auction, and I won a nice little bag made by my
friend Peggy. There was a popular
“wine roulette booth,” at which one paid the price and selected a cutely
wrapped bottle of wine. This would
prove, in most cases, to be wine very ordinaire, or maybe a bottle of wine somewhat better than ordinaire, but there was a possibility of getting some spectacular vintage, which would, no doubt, be wasted on me. I am certainly not among the wine
cognoscenti, and am happy if it just tastes nice.
There was also a mystery gift table, and again one paid the
price, with the potential of getting something fabulous – in this case, a huge
Nordstrom gift card – but this is what I got. Not something I would have selected, but he will be a good
companion for my Garten Zwerge.
My cute new purse is in the background. |
The dinner was great too!
2 comments:
You have been busy. Enjoyed reading about the golf tournament.
Sweet photo of Burnett and Stacey.
The "whatever" has a charm all its own. It will look good in your garden.
Thanks for sharing. Blogs are a bit of work.
That looks like a very great day, indeed!
I laughed at your wine comments. We pretend that we know about good wine, but one time we had a party where we wrapped several bottles in foil to hide the labels. Some of them were fine French vintages, I picked the 3 buck Chuck from Trader Joe's as the best. So much for being a wine snob.
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