I never got into iris like my mother and sister, but DH really likes this one iris and has a bunch of it blooming now.

So glad I found this photo and got it scanned. I always thought it was neat to have an Uncle Sam, actually my great uncle.

I love remembering things in this photo like the 500 feet sign for the cross street and corn growing on the corner lot. It really was so long ago.

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I haven't watched Who Do You Think You Are for a few years, but try to never miss the PBS program Finding Your Roots with Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. I've also watched a bit of the BYU TV show Relative Race. It was fun in a PBS episode to see them zooming in on a map to the Sicilian town of...

Susan, thank you so much for the comments on this LO. I fell in love with the background paper and was determined to use it for this one. So glad it worked!

Here's one from the new Color Play.

The only ocean connection in my LO is that it's a photo of a U.S. Marine. Really like the kit.

I'm not ready to write about our Marine yet, but I'm so glad I took copies of this photo to my brother's funeral Friday as neither his children nor step-children had it. Since the service and burial were conducted by the VFW, it was good to have this put into his photo show. As it's Memorial...

I did some family history ones and love them.

Feeling bleak, maybe don't try to read the journaling.

I use a little Canon and upload to my computer for use. Sometimes I use the DSLR (Nikon P1000) I got for DH last year too. And I use photos he takes.

0 I don't have a phone with a camera, so no worries for me.

I can bring Krispy Kreme doughnuts.

Perhaps because a rain storm was coming the geese let us get close even with the goslings right there. DH got nice photos of them.

Phylis, I too miss you here! Could hardly believe my eyes to see your page posted. This sure is still a great LO.

Out birding on the 5th there was a cold wind and not many birds. A muddy trail led around bends with different wildflowers, this stand of mayapples especially impressive.

You just never know what you might see when out looking in the right place. DH got nice pictures of the turkey even though it kept moving.

Even with spring arriving, I'm drawn to old remains and their potential beauty like these milkweed pods in April.

This day we had a great time at the nature preserve and the red squirrel was one of the pleasures we found and DH photographed.