Friday, July 16, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Monday, December 14, 2009
Disqualified
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Way Overdue
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Childhood Memories
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Monday, June 8, 2009
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Before and After
Just before we left for our California trip and the day after school let out, my daughter decided to go from this:


to this:

She is a second-time donor to Locks of Love.
to this:
She is a second-time donor to Locks of Love.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Birdie, Birdie in the Sky...Er...Tree
There is a very large palo verde tree next to the parking space where I usually park when volunteering at school. While leaving the school on Monday, my pal Karen and I were chatting and watching this little guy flitting around the tree. I kept trying to get the perfect shot of him; finally, I captured this. I think I did pretty well, don't you?
Monday, April 27, 2009
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Easter 2009
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Family History

Rummaging around my photos, I came across this piece of family history. I think this must have been taken about two years after my parents came to this country, because I'm about one year old, and I was born 10 months after my parents arrived. The man shaking my father's hand is the minister of the church that sponsored my family to this country. Left to right starting in the back is the minister, my mother (stunning, isn't she?), my father, sister 1, sister 2. In the front row left to right is sister 4, me, and sister 3. My oldest sister is now 61, and I just turned 47, so that means this photo was taken circa 1964.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Sixth of the Sixth
Sanni of My Life Through a Lens tagged me for a photo meme. The rules are as follows:
1. Go to your Picture Folder on your computer or wherever you store your pictures.
2. Go to the 6th Folder and then pick the 6th Picture.
3. Post it on your bloggy and tell the story that goes with the picture.
4. Tag 5 other glorious peoples to do the same thing and leave a comment on their bloggy tellin’ them ’bout it.
Well, being one who likes to bend and twist rules a bit, I decided to go to the bottom of the list of photo files and choose the sixth one from the last. There I found this photo:

This was taken in August 2002 on the first day of preschool for Little Man. Bonnie Lass was entering first grade, and we were just getting to leave for the morning. As you can see, by this time (the fifth in a series of photos) the kids were getting a bit...unfocused, so we left for school shortly after this. Little Man's backpack was a Bob the Builder pack, and it was HUGE on a three-year-old; it held large construction paper art projects really well.
Normally I don't tag, but since I know these people are photo takers, I'll tag the following:
1. Go to your Picture Folder on your computer or wherever you store your pictures.
2. Go to the 6th Folder and then pick the 6th Picture.
3. Post it on your bloggy and tell the story that goes with the picture.
4. Tag 5 other glorious peoples to do the same thing and leave a comment on their bloggy tellin’ them ’bout it.
Well, being one who likes to bend and twist rules a bit, I decided to go to the bottom of the list of photo files and choose the sixth one from the last. There I found this photo:
This was taken in August 2002 on the first day of preschool for Little Man. Bonnie Lass was entering first grade, and we were just getting to leave for the morning. As you can see, by this time (the fifth in a series of photos) the kids were getting a bit...unfocused, so we left for school shortly after this. Little Man's backpack was a Bob the Builder pack, and it was HUGE on a three-year-old; it held large construction paper art projects really well.
Normally I don't tag, but since I know these people are photo takers, I'll tag the following:
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Reality Sets In
A sad reality of the school budget cuts, the cabinets that used to be filled with colored copy paper are now nearly bare. Teachers are now allotted reams of white copy paper to last them a certain period of time, and if they want colored paper, they must trade in their white paper. Not an ideal situation, but it has forced the school's staff to be more creative when it comes to developing lessons for the kids and distributing news. School communiques are now distributed exclusively via e-mail, the web site, and telephone. The upper grades are taking tests online, and teachers are rethinking the amount of homework that needs to be sent home (which thrills my son!).
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