Sunday, May 31, 2009
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Sunday, May 24, 2009
The Stand II
Seven photo slide show of the progress on our 'park like setting' next to our home site. Excavation starts June 1. House due June 15. Occupance July 1!
Labels: Washington Wrigley Wranch
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
FAN's profile picture
What is this 'profile' picture of Auntie? Bangs look a little long to me, lips too red and NO gray in the hair. Is that really you? I know you just got a new digital camera and had a cell that could snap photos (for a day). How come your 'little' brother is getting older and you're getting younger?
Labels: James' of Idaho
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Theater Performance
Melissa takes a free community theater class on Saturdays offered by the local high school. Today was the last day and final "performance". It's very low-key, short and casual.
That is Melissa in the back. She played "Robot # 67" as they all plot to escape from the dungeon of their evil master using their unique super powers. See the deep focus in her eyes?
Yes, they call this "acting". Although it's looks very much like a 13-year-old standing on stage in a black shirt in the basic "roll-your-eyes and slouch" position. LOL! :)
(I'm only teasing, and the poor thing has a terrible cold & cough today. What a trooper!) :)
Yes, they call this "acting". Although it's looks very much like a 13-year-old standing on stage in a black shirt in the basic "roll-your-eyes and slouch" position. LOL! :)
(I'm only teasing, and the poor thing has a terrible cold & cough today. What a trooper!) :)
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Friday, May 8, 2009
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Bar-B-Q 2009
Bar-B-Q Days at the Wrigley Wranch have started for 2009. The ole Barbie was put back in to service this past Sunday with a couple steaks. Accented with some steamed brown rice (well, instant) and fresh garden vegetables (well, frozen and microwaved), it was a meal fit for Kings (well, two retired people). The swallows have not returned to reclaim their nest…yet. So cooking was not hampered by . . .bird droppings.
(Pictures taken last year, the swallow nest is still above the barbie, but unoccupied)
Spring is indeed here. Can teriyaki be far away?
Labels: Washington Wrigley Wranch
Sunday, May 3, 2009
THE STAND, Phase I
One of our (Lynda's) projects this spring is to transform a 'clump of trees' (as our building contractor referred to them - but he was considering bulldozing them over to set our house in place) to a park like setting where we could sit and enjoy nature while children (precariously)climbed in the surrounding trees.
Labels: Washington Wrigley Wranch