This blog has been started to follow the adventures of Brian and Pam Martinez.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
She thinks my tractor sexy!!
Monday, January 26, 2009
I moved to North Fork and got a mountain man
Long before growing his beard out, he decided to let his hair grow as well. We shall see how long this lasts.
We have been enjoying this relativity easy winter. Hitting the slopes once a week, going for walks and experimenting with the Cafes menu. I hope this year is a good one.
We have also started snow shoeing. It's really fun, and a great exercise. We probably only went about a mile and half, but it was great to get out and see something different, do something different. I want to try and make it a weekly thing. We did take some pictures from that outing.
We are having a super bowl party at the Cafe, bowl of chili and a beverage for$5, if you are around come watch the game with us!!
Oh and I did our taxes today. I'm on top of my game!!!
Adios amigos.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Top 4
4 JOBS THAT I'VE HELD:
1. Waitress
2. Head Cashier at Old Navy
3. HR Assistant at Sento
4. Part owner of a town
4 MOVIES I CAN WATCH OVER AND OVER:
1. A League of Their Own
2. Super Bad
3. Shaw Shank Redemption
4. A River Runs Through it
4 PLACES I'VE LIVED:
1. South Fork, Co
2. SLC Utah
3. North Fork Id
4. I have only moved to three different states
4 FAVORITE FOODS:
1. Sushi
2. Enchiladas
3. Breakfast
4. anything spicy
4 WEBSITES I VISIT (ALMOST DAILY):
1. email
3. http://www.hellyhansen.com/
4. amazon.com
4 PLACES I'D RATHER BE RIGHT NOW:
1. Fiji
2. Eating Sushi
3. New Zealand
4. Taking a nap (actually I think I'll take a nap)
See you in the funnies.
Friday, January 9, 2009
New Year Resolution
On a business note, we are still slow but we are getting a lot of projects done. We are painting the Cafe, and changing the menu around. Friday and Saturday happy hour is going great!!! We are getting more and more people every week. When you live is such a small town, I would say North Fork is a 1/3 of the the size of South Fork (where I grew up). The year around population has got be only 300 (if that). We as a community get pretty bored. This just adds a different environment and breaks up the same ole every day routine. It kind of sucks for me now, since I open Saturday and Sunday mornings, 6:00 am comes pretty fast when you go to bed at 1:00 am. Oh, but is it fun I can't believe in such little time we have great memories with our new community and the people who live in it. Meeting new people is probably the biggest perks to this job.
The weather here is something I have never seen before in my life. It will snow 20" and that night it will rain, and I'm not talking kind of rain I'm talking down right pouring. Last Friday I saw a rainbow, yes a rainbow. In January WTF? The rain makes a mess though, even though its raining and about 37-40 degrees the highway is still freezing and just turns the road to ice. The hill has been great we go at least once a week if not twice, it depends on the amount of cleaning I have. Other than that we are just enjoying were we live and the new friends we have made.