Yesterday was a rare treat for Teresa and I.  We seldom get to go on outings together these days, where in the past we were always into something! We started our Tuesday adventure in the pouring rain, heading toward Valencia…

This has been the week of the tree at my place!  I didn’t realize when it started how much difference it would make.  I knew that the two maples in the front yard were like four times as high as…

Here it is the end of summer, and school is starting all over the place.  Kelly is home schooling the boys, and they began classes last week.  It’s hard to take first day of school photos when they don’t actually…

On Sunday, when I went back to the Civil War Event at Hanna’s Town, I had Autmn along with me.  She was my photographer and did a good job of it!  She also took a video of the skirmish in…

This weekend at Historic Hanna’s Town was the first annual Civil War encampment.  I was so excited to be a part of all the activities!  The day started with a parade of all the regiments and the reenactors.  There were…

Tuesday was a very fun day for me!  I was blessed to have Kelly and the boys come up and spend the day.  Jen brought the girls over a little before lunch, and the cousins could have a great time…

This has been an adventurous 10 days for me!  According to my uncle, I have sort of gotten myself ‘stuck’ in a rut, and I have decided to climb out.  So, step one and step two, accomplished!  And even a…

Saturday was our annual Spring (a little late….) get-together of the Skunk Hollow Girls – all cousins, all friends.  We started the day by meeting at Historic Hanna’s Town, where I was able to give the girls a ‘deluxe’ version…

We had a very lovely time yesterday celebrating the pending arrival of my niece Sarah’s baby in September.  It was all things PINK and elegant as we enjoyed sharing our love, time, and the showering of gifts on the Owens…

This weekend was Court Days at Historic Hanna’s Town.  Westmoreland County Historical Society – with a huge array of volunteers – present life as it was in the late 1700’s, right down the road.  And I loved it!  To give…