paperplate fingerpaint
Saturday, July 30, 2016
Shenandoah Part II- Climbing
He's gaining confidence
You can hardly see Mark blending right into the rock with his grey shirt and green helmet
Our Crag Pooch
Friday, July 29, 2016
The Cabin
Sweet water Cabin in Luray, Virginia and our beautiful section of the Shenandoah River
The Boy and the River
Looking Upstream
They couldn't get enough of it!
Lazy River Tubing Day
Everyone got in on the fun!
Looking out our porch
Looking Downstream
Cant get enough of the view!
These two were made for each other!
The Dalek and the Tardis
Shenandoah Part I
Every Kid in a Park Fourth Grade Program- This Kid is in the Park!
Beautiful Trails
Bickering Kids
The Vista
More Vista
The Boys with Old Rag in the Background
Mary's Rock
Skyline Drive
Vacation- Philadelphia
The Boys and the Liberty Bell
Independence Hall
Ben Franklin
Selfie with Ben in 100 degrees
Fun with Uncle Dave
And a Slip N Slide!
Swimming and Scout Outing
The Boys at Swim Class- Solvay Pool. Mark is now in Level III, Miles Level II
Feeding Zebras at the Wild Animal Park
The boy and a bear
Cute Baby Deer
A yak, or something
Eye Level with a Giraffe
Friday, July 15, 2016
More Summer Pics
Tabletop Mountain, July 9, 2016, #16
Fishing with the Keller's at Gillie Lake
A Long Day of Pokemon Hunting
Boys Picnic
He Lost his First Tooth!
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
The story of a young girl coming of age at the turn of the century , "A Tree Grows..." is not spectacular in any way. It is simply real. Our protagonist, Francie, dreams of life beyond the tenements. Her life is ordinary. But even in ordinary families there are dark secrets, there is heartbreak, there are mistakes and disappointments, and above it all there is hope. Although the circumstances presented were all too common at the time a lot has changed in the last century!
- Women could not vote
- Not everyone had electricity
- Most babies were born at home under the supervision of a midwife
- You could actually get something with a penny !
One reason I especially enjoyed this book was that it's one that my Grandmother has read, and her mother has read. It is so precious to be able to share a story with them!
- Not everyone had electricity
- Most babies were born at home under the supervision of a midwife
- You could actually get something with a penny !
One reason I especially enjoyed this book was that it's one that my Grandmother has read, and her mother has read. It is so precious to be able to share a story with them!
Monday, July 4, 2016
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