Friday, July 30, 2010
Boys Being Boys
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The signs of Summer
The pool
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Dog Days
OK, anyone who knows me understands that I love my animals. Vicki once said she'd like to be reincarnated as one of my pets because they are spoiled to the max. I've gotten a little better of the years - no more trips through the McDonald's drive thru for happy meals - but I still manage to keep them happy. I think a home needs a pet
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Camp Cooky
When I was first asked to be camp cook for girls camp my response was "yes - if I can get my mom to help". Poor mom. The camp renamed her the energy bunny. She never seemed to wear out. I, on the other hand, wore out regularly.
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Beezer
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Lets ALL go to the Baseball Game
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Tom and Jim
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Dani chooses Papa's next Car
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Ice Cream Social
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Happy Fathers day!
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Jelly anyone?
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Flood Waters in Back Yard
It rained this year in Austin. A lot. This is a shot of our back area - note the brown water? There is not usually any water out there. On this day we had a river. It was cool, but we worried that the fruit trees would get waterlogged and die. Nope, they're fine. Hmmm, maybe this is when the goldfish arrived.
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How did he GET there?
We have this shallow indentation in the ground we dug to prevent rain runoff from the neighborhood from flooding the back area. It only holds water during really heavy rains. A week or so ago Beezer found dozens of goldfish floating - dead - in the evaporating shallow water. After a few days, and a lot of sun, he found this little carcass in the mud. I'm wondering how the fish came to be in the "pond" in the first place and what I can do to save any future fishies from drying out.
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