July 2, 2009
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16 years ago
wherever she goes...
and Weibke together? You don't know, you say. Well, my friend, I can help you out. Telling isn't near as fun as showing, so here goes.
I like this one better, though.



So I say, "Come on, guys, really? I don't see room for me on that couch." Mondo looks at me like this...


ok, folks, first things first. If you have never touched a sting ray, you definitely should. They are slimey and soft and utterly touchable. Anndee thinks so...it just takes a minute to warm up to them. Also, if you ever try to feed one, their mouths are completely UNDER their heads. Don't dangle a slimy, smelly sardine OVER them. They'll just look at you like, "Duh, man, didn't you know that my mouth is UNDER the water?"
Feeding dolphins is not at all the same. We all know where their mouths are. Anndee and my Ma got to get up close and personal with about 20 playful and hungry dolphins. Anndee waited her whole trip to be able to do this and was absolutely thrilled to feed them and watch them play with their balls. I think she'd still be there watching them if she could.




The Lovin' Husband and I live in a cedar barren. There aren't so many of those in our country...even in our lovely state of Tennessee. If you look at the picture above, you will see what I mean. See all of the cedar trees on the right side of the road? They look like Christmas trees. My lovely four-legged critters love to chase rabbits, skunks, deer, groundhogs, occaisional chickens and bobcats through those very trees. They grow like weeds and house ticks by the millions...I've just decided that I will have to discuss cedar trees at further lenght, but later...ANYWAY...









These are more pictures from Chloe's senior picture shoot. Most of them are of her, but I wouldn't be me if I didn't capture some of the fall beauty around me. My favorites are the bright red ones that shine so brightly in the sun. They almost sparkle there at the top of the mountain. Even lying on pavement, though, their beauty is just as breathtaking.
Adam's little sis Chloe wanted her senior pictures to be special and different, so we loaded up and headed to Beersheba Springs for shoot number one.