Detroit River Bridge
View of a suspension bridge over the Detroiot River as we landed
Thursday, June 07, 2007
Ready to leave home
Very early morning we are leaving home to fly to Providence and on to Cape Cod. A shows off her birthday roses.
A at the creek
We took some white wine, Wasa flat bread and homemade tapenade (made by Kerza Prewitt) for an evening snack creekside.
Saturday, June 02, 2007
T & Angel discover June bluebonnets
After a night of heavy thunderstorms we took Angel across the meadow to the creek. We found some very bluebonnets blooming.
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Spring storm near Lorena
We have had a lot of rain this spring, which has broken the drought of the fall and winter.
Bucolic scene near 'ice bridge' south of Waxahachie
Driving home on I-35 we passed some contented angus.
Drew and Karen
We were delighted to meet Drew's new girlfriend, a very sweet young woman from Florida.
Mothers Day Brunch
A & T hosted a meal in the Medici Room to celebrate Etha's special day. The other two mothers also had orchids to wear (T's idea). Jon came from NJ to complete the picture.
Talking with Michael
We started by talking with Michael in Stockholm, then we switched to a long videochat with him via Skype. Lorn spent about an hour with a one-on-one conversation with MAL.
Table talk
We talked everything from family history (some funny stories) to politics (some unfunny events) around the kitchen table.
Sleepy or drunk?
(Note the Corona bottle to the left.) A is finishing a baby blanket for LL (Little Lowry).
A looks up MO info
She uses Google to find information about Southeast Missouri for genealogical research.
Sunday, April 22, 2007
The poster that wasn't
Tiki disappeared at 8:45 Saturday morning, and by dark we assumed that he was gone for good, although it did not make any sense. The coyotes rarely come by in the daytime, and we hadn't seen any stray dogs or people around, so we were mystified about his disappearance. We spent hours calling and looking around for him. I made up this poster to display in the morning in case someone had picked him up. At 9:30 P.M. I heard him answering my call from somewhere in the cedar breaks near the road. Then, shortly thereafter he just sauntered up to the bedroom door and asked to come in, hungry but healthy. He is sleeping off his adventure today and appreciating some TLC. We have no idea where he spent his day.
Saturday, April 21, 2007
Lindenbaum Lunch
An old German restaurant on Main Street in Fredericksburg. The Hungarasche Goulasch was delicious! Bittberger Oktoberfest Bier too!
A & T
A nice man from a retirement center taking a tour toof our picture. There are many more fences since we were last along this stretch -- and fewer roaming cattle.
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