Once is never enough

Here we are at our second night in the Pinnacle Grill. This was a "casual" night; but hey, when you've got it, flaunt it, right?! Even Gabor our Hungarian wait staff commented on how lovely we all looked. This was the night I got all maudlin and toasted Maureen, Catherine and Susan in turn. If I remember well I told Maureen that to me she was our big sister, always there to watch over and protect us and that I felt a particular connection with her -- like kindred spirits. To Cathy, I toasted her vivaciousness and joie de vivre. She is the youngest of our foursome and I have always loved her energy that never changes with time. And then of course, there's Susan. To Sue, I told her how much I loved her and I thanked her from the bottom of my heart for making this trip possible, told her how grateful I was for her friendship that seems to have lasted for an eternity and that I will take that friendship and closeness to my grave as one of the great gifts of my life. Namaste! But that's a whole other story and the subject of another post, certainly.