Yee ha or wee ha if you prefer

I would like to be able to talk these messages to my computer and avoid the necessity of keyboarding. This is mainly because it would be much easier on my anatomical structures. Anyone out there knowing the most cost effective manner of putting something like that together would be most appreciated for any info on the subject that they could pass along my way.
My hometown, Calgary, Alberta, is presently into it's annual rodeo, the Calgary Exhibition and Stampede, a.k.a., the Greathouse Outdoor Show on Earth, wherein, during a 10 day period more than a million people from around the world will visit. I don't think I'll be one of them though, thanks to the fact that I lug around a portable oxygen supply everwhere I go. My oldest child Sarah and her husband Justin Wishart and their kids Emily, 7, and Colleen, 5 went for the kids to enjoy the rides, sideshows and food and Sarah and the kids had tickets for a free gourmet breakfast one morning to watch the opening day parade. Sarah brought home three different flavors of fudge.
That's all my back can take for now. See you later.

Hello Out There

This is my first visit from my blog which was created, according to my son, Vin, by him on June 26,2007. Funny, but I seem to recall having created it prior to that date while using the computer at the Calgary Public Library. Maybe it depends on what the word create means. Gotta stop here. I can't stay awake any longer. Good night.