Sunday, April 5, 2015

Resurrection Week

Seattle was blooming with Spring flowers on Resurrection Week while we were visiting Andy and his family. We hiked and rode bikes and went to parks and had egg hunts and held rabbits and enjoyed the hospitality of the Wargos. Thanks folks you are great!

Andy at work

Bunnies

Hiking with mom

Elijah and Boris

The whole family

Larry on top

On the hunt

Nina's classroom

Colie's Remy

Smiling ladies

Sarah and Doug on hike

Susie and Alex

Sunday, March 29, 2015

Dad's 90th Birthday

We spent a week with dad leading up to his 90th birthday in the old house on Glendale. We took small trips to places where he and mom used to go, had biscuits and gravy at Hardees, found a sugar free angel food cake and ice cream, and watched basketball on TV. Amazingly, with his health problems, he has outlived his generation and God has given him long life.

At the Illinois River

Brenda and Ava

His favorite type of cake

With the family

Finger licking good

Friday, March 20, 2015

March Wanderings


March has been cold and windy but we managed to get out and about a few times. Here are a few scenes from our wanderings.

Little Venice

St Laurence Church Keyhole

Bridge over canal

Marble Arch Horsehead

Mr. Mallard

Moscow Road London

Tea for Two

Summer House

The Vicars of Winslow

Winslow Cottage

Friday, February 20, 2015

Half Term Happenings

Here's a glimpse into 88 airspace.


Thursday, February 5, 2015

Andy's 40th

Well the years are rolling along swiftly. We still remember the early days when Andy taught us what it meant to be parents. Blessings son

Grandma's dining room


Brandywine Lake
Dorm 3?

Tuesday, February 3, 2015

First Snow


We've had our first real snow of the winter last night, and this morning Barb and I went out to enjoy it before most melted during the day. Good fun.

Looks like our car under there
Lamp light
Bright Berries

Peoples Park Playground

Monday, February 2, 2015

Mountains and Men

I spent my first trip to Turkey visiting Texans and an old city named Perga. The young men fed me fajitas, breakfast tacos, and other favorites from back home. I was impressed with their attitudes, along with the mountains and the sea. A worthwhile trip.

Fine Friends

View from the Flat
One of Many Fountains

Perga Pillars
The Old Harbor