 |
 |
|
||||||||
|
|
Fun Facts About Bobbi Kahler |
|
 • Bobbi and her husband traveled cross country by car for 3 months with their two cats on their way to make their new home in Portland, Oregon in 2001. • At Bobbi’s first big-time skiing event in Vail, Colorado in 2000, she passed her husband (a 25-year skiing veteran) at the bottom of the hill at the end of the day. When Rick finally caught Bobbi, she already had her boots off, feet up, and nursing a drink at the bar. • Bobbi and Rick embarked on a large landscaping project beginning September 2004 so they could hold their wedding in August of 2005 in their back yard. • Bobbi was once chased by a pack of wild pigs. • Bobbi was a contestant in the Miss Teen Missouri Pageant (and she won the public speaking event.) • Bobbi is not known for her sense of direction. She recently got lost "in the wilds of an arboretum." • Bobbi has a goal to tour the battlefields of the Civil War. She's seen Antietam and Gettysburg so far. • Bobbi was a superstar shortstop on her grade school softball team which won two Championships. In the few losses they had, their opponents jeered, "We beat Custer! Turned them into mustard!" • Bobbi has a soft spot in her heart for kitties. A litter of feral cats adopted Bobbi as their mother, and Bobbi put a cat door in the basement window so they could be warm all winter. • Bobbi's father claims that she can stub her toe on air. She has stubbed her toe on water while swimming, which led her to let out a big Charlie-Brown yelp, "Ahhhhhhhhhhh!" • Upon their 8th grade graduations, Bobbi's sisters received a Timex watch. Bobbi's gift was a donkey, which she asked for, but couldn't ride because it was pregnant. • Bobbi wrote a poem that was published in a national poetry magazine, but was not allowed to buy a copy so she could see it in print. • Bobbi won second place in a baking contest for her super-secret recipe for jelly rolls. • Once when Bobbi was on vacation in St. John, a local woman chased Bobbi with a machete. • Bobbi used to be a member of the American Rabbit Breeders Association and the Dutch Rabbit Breeders Association, and she won second-place ribbons for her rabbits. If you have questions or comments, please contact us. We return most emails the same day. |
|
| © 2004-2008 Bobbi Kahler | 773-539-3639 | Contact | Privacy |