Sunday, November 27, 2005

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Friday, November 25, 2005

Black Friday ain't so bad in the woods


Hiking with da Posted by Picasa

Dad, I'm having fun but I don't think grandma would appreciate this. Posted by Picasa

Don't leave me ... I could fall Posted by Picasa

Wow, this leaf is drier than daddy's turkey Posted by Picasa

This is way better than shopping! Posted by Picasa

I wonder if I could slide down this hill? Posted by Picasa

What a day for a walk in the woods Posted by Picasa

LEAVES! Posted by Picasa

Mommy tells the funniest stories Posted by Picasa

Climbing trees with mommy Posted by Picasa

Just brambling about in the woods Posted by Picasa

The hand is quicker than the camera Posted by Picasa

Homeschool biology lesson 1 - leaves of autumn Posted by Picasa

Let's take the truck next time Posted by Picasa

Monday, November 21, 2005


I wonder what I could do with this? Posted by Picasa

... And sometimes, they aren't so pretty ...


Abuse! Posted by Picasa

Uh-ho, so sad Posted by Picasa

The pout Posted by Picasa

A Inion Mo Chroi, my darling daughter

one baby, two adults, three airlines, two days, 8,000 miles, 10 hours in flight, 3 hours in 4 airports, 2 hours in the car, 26 hours in Washington, 48 hours on the nose. two trams, one rental car, a 9-month old in the confines of a 737 riding on 5 hours of sleep and a beautiful bride bedazzling a charming groom in a house with one baby, 2 dogs, 1 kitten, a baby bobcat, and some fish.

The phone call came last Saturday that my little girl was getting married and nothing would do but to be there to spend this special day with her and her chosen groom, and to see their beautiful little man Ayden.

We were up at 3 a.m., and flew out of BWI at 6, to Detroit, Michigan, where we ate at a hockey bar, then on to Seattle, where we got to see Courtney for the first time in 2 1/2 years. It was a fast trip with us leaving Seattle just 26 hours after we landed, flying to Atlanta before making it back to Maryland, but it was all more than well worth it to get to be there for Courtney and Brian's big day.

Then, the suprise of my life, and getting asked to walk my girl down the aisle. I asked Courtney Turnage once what she needed, and she told me a dad, and thus, I have been ever since. So on her wedding day, I delivered to her my legacy, my sword, engraved with "A inion, mo chroi," my darling daughter.

Hey! Are you watching me? Posted by Picasa

1500 miles down and I'm ready to go! Posted by Picasa

Hi. Well-traveled baby up here Posted by Picasa

So what did this guy do and what exactly is a Redwing? Posted by Picasa

with a name like Gordy, its got to be good Posted by Picasa

I'll have the Gretzgy grilled burger and chili cheese fries Posted by Picasa