Monthly Archives: May 2011

I guess I just let out a long sigh and settled in last week, because blogging has been low on my priorities. We made it back through stormy weather to the acre we bought near Sedgwick, KS last winter, arriving … Continue reading →

We have spent the last week in Clarksville, TN visiting our son Robert who is stationed at Ft. Campbell. We’ve eaten good food and accomplished several things at his house. In general, we’ve just had a great time being with … Continue reading →

One of the things I’ve loved about Liberty from the first time I saw it, is the pantry. It has three shelves to hold anything I think I might need in the kitchen, with the exception of utensils and appliances. … Continue reading →

End of school activities with grandkids are always fun. While we went on a school field trip with our granddaughter Alma back in kindergarten, this is the first time we’ve attended any of her programs. We attended a 7th grade … Continue reading →

Before we came to Atlanta, we asked Alma, our granddaughter, and her mom Lisa to give us some suggestions of things we should see while we’re here. Near the top of Alma’s list was the World of Coca-Cola, so that … Continue reading →

That’s the ringtone I use for our granddaughter Alma and her mom, Lisa. It always brings a smile to my face when I hear it. And now here we are, in Norcross, GA, just a few miles from Alma’s home … Continue reading →

New Orleans. What can I say that doesn’t sound like “me, too”? We pulled into New Orleans yesterday afternoon and went to the French Quarter to find dinner. We parked in an open slot on the street and as we … Continue reading →