In May Mike & I visited Micke Grove Park in Lodi. We were pleasantly surprised by all it had to offer, in addition to picnic areas & sports grounds there were museums, a Japanese garden & even a zoo & small amusement park rides for children. Next time I think we will plan more time to relax & not try to do/see everything in one visit.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Monday, August 25, 2008
Charlie's travels
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Some favorite photos
Geraniums in our backyard
Buffalo in SW Oregon
(on our way to Baker City 2006)
Autumn in Yosemite
Thursday, August 14, 2008
staying busy
In addition to 2 trips to Portland, here are some projects that have kept me busy since I quit my job in February. (trying to be productive at home until I find a new job)
added a mural above the stove
made new cushion for the couch (& chair)
painted and decorated some chairs
painted the master bathroom
added a mural above the stove
painted the livingroom
made new cushion for the couch (& chair)
painted and decorated some chairs
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Yosemite National Park
We love having company and one our favorite things to do when we have house guests is visit Yosemite National Park. Here are some photos of our visits there with friends and family.
2005 Mike & Teri
2005 Wanda & Sally
2006 Kevin, Shannon & Charlie
2006 Sally & Mike
2006 Jerry & Pat
2007 Ben, Teri & Mike
2008 Mel, Teri & Mike
2008 Dexter & Nancy
2005 Mike & Teri
2005 Wanda & Sally
2006 Kevin, Shannon & Charlie
2006 Sally & Mike
2006 Jerry & Pat
2006 Glen & Kim
2007 Ben, Teri & Mike
2008 Mel, Teri & Mike
2008 Dexter & Nancy
Saturday, August 9, 2008
first post!
I have been checking out a lot of blogs lately and have decided to start one of my own. So far it has required more thinking than I had anticipated, so I am regarding this as a trial run. If it takes too much time or effort .... who knows how long I'll keep at it. But I am encouraged by those who have gone before me and hope it "takes".
I'll kick this off with a couple of pictures of our yard and a quote by George Washington Carver: "I love to think of nature as an unlimited broadcasting station, through which God speaks to us every hour, if we only will tune in."
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