Minor and Sarah have been working on their front bed for a few years. It was covered with a Texas ground cover as tough as Texas is itself. Minor has worked to remove it and now comes the planting time. Sawyer is always a big help. Two (twin) trees were planted on the west side of the house honoring the soon to arrive twins. One was a boy tree and the other a girl. Time will tell how close to reality I came...Here is the front bed on the day of our leaving. The sun was just coming up so it is not the greatest picture. It will serve as a frame of reference for the future. I look forward to watching this area grow and develop in the upcoming months.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Cute Jennifer
Thanksgiving In Austin
Over Thanksgiving, we traveled to Austin to see our kids - Minor, Sarah and little Sawyer. We had a great time. Sarah will be giving birth to number 2 and 3 within a few weeks. We are eagerly waiting to see what the gender of our next two grandkids will be. I am betting on a boy and girl. Names are all arranged,,, Little Paul Junior and Jenny Pooh are near the top of the list... I will let you know as soon as it is finalized. Dr. J and I worked hard on some project around the house. We also got to watch Sawyer on Monday and Tuesday as his parents were working.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Some Of This and Some Of That
I needed to get these pictures up from our trip to Belvidere. Above is the Edwards Apple Orchard. One goes there to see farmy stuff, eat delicious donuts and buy overpriced items. This entire structure behind me was distroyed by a tornado in the spring. A new barn, very similiar to the one destroyed was built with lumber from two barns in Wisconsin. Our former church Immauel is in the upper left and our dear friends the Brahmsteadts are pictured upper right.
What Made Andrew (Great)
These pictures were taken on a recent trip to Belvidere. Our children did most of their growing up years here. I was driving by these places and thought of Andrew (Minor to some of you). These early jobs, I think, provided the growth for Andrew in being the helpful, cheerful, and of course, hard working person he is today. Above is the Belvidere Ace Hardware - So many wonderful hours were spent here.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)