Showing posts with label Walter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Walter. Show all posts
Saturday, July 5, 2014
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Senior Pics 2014
Finally found time to take Walter out to do his senior pictures. I am pleased with how they turned out. It was fairly painless too!

Full Flickr set here.

Full Flickr set here.
Saturday, April 19, 2014
Monday, October 14, 2013
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Friday, June 7, 2013
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Fishing Buddies
Walter cleaning fish, using my Grampy's bench as a table. My mom looking on, giving support and help as needed.
One generation passing on to the next.
Monday, April 29, 2013
Floating on the Caddo
This weekend we took Rosey out again. This time we decided to take advantage of the predicted rain and do a float trip. We have not taken the kayaks out this season yet. It's just hard to find time for "fun".

I did a little research and found a campsite on the river near the bridge in Glenwood. Samuel and I took the camper up when he got out of school on Friday. This was my first time taking Rosey out by myself. I have to tell you that Sam and I backed her in and set her up completely be ourselves!

Tim followed us with the kayaks when he got off work. Walter joined us on Saturday.

Our float on Saturday was cloudy and a bit cold. If you ask Sam, it was probably extremely cold, as he was the only one to fall in.

The river level was up a little, enough for the float to be fun.

We floated again on Sunday and the sun cooperated. The weather was warmer and the float much more enjoyable. I love this view!

On our way down the river we saw 87 turtles (yes, we kept count), 2 snakes and one sweet little dog.

He was determined to follow us. And follow us, he did, for about 5 or 6 miles of our float. He would run along one side of the river until it would get impassable, then he would swim to the other side and keep following us. There were a few times he would just bail off into the river and swim after us. I felt sorry for him and finally just pulled him into my kayak where he would ride for a while. Then after he rested, he would jump out and run along beside us again. Sam and I named him Pumpernickel, Nick for short. He followed us to our campsite where he was rewarded with a bowl of leftover scrambled eggs and sausage. After a nap in the sun and a good head scratch, he was on his way, wherever that might be. Good luck, Nick.

I did a little research and found a campsite on the river near the bridge in Glenwood. Samuel and I took the camper up when he got out of school on Friday. This was my first time taking Rosey out by myself. I have to tell you that Sam and I backed her in and set her up completely be ourselves!

Tim followed us with the kayaks when he got off work. Walter joined us on Saturday.

Our float on Saturday was cloudy and a bit cold. If you ask Sam, it was probably extremely cold, as he was the only one to fall in.

The river level was up a little, enough for the float to be fun.

We floated again on Sunday and the sun cooperated. The weather was warmer and the float much more enjoyable. I love this view!

On our way down the river we saw 87 turtles (yes, we kept count), 2 snakes and one sweet little dog.

He was determined to follow us. And follow us, he did, for about 5 or 6 miles of our float. He would run along one side of the river until it would get impassable, then he would swim to the other side and keep following us. There were a few times he would just bail off into the river and swim after us. I felt sorry for him and finally just pulled him into my kayak where he would ride for a while. Then after he rested, he would jump out and run along beside us again. Sam and I named him Pumpernickel, Nick for short. He followed us to our campsite where he was rewarded with a bowl of leftover scrambled eggs and sausage. After a nap in the sun and a good head scratch, he was on his way, wherever that might be. Good luck, Nick.
Friday, April 26, 2013
Jefferson Ridge
How in the world did I miss blogging about this?
The first weekend in April, we took Rosey out for her second voyage. We camped for the weekend (April 3-5) at Jefferson Ridge at Dierks Lake. It was a lovely area.

Tim brought the boat. He and Walter spent a lot of time fishing. Sam and I just enjoyed.

Mom and Trista visited us for the day on Saturday. We introduced Trista to the game Yahtzee. She loved it. After winning, she was declared the Yahtzee princess.

There was only one casualty. Tim dropped his phone in the lake! Luckily it was in a shallow area. He jumped in quickly and retrieved it. By chance, I happened to have a bag of rice in the camper. A lucky break! After 24 hours in the rice bag, his phone lived again.

Sam and I enjoyed time on our bikes. You may notice Sam is sporting his new cruiser bike.

Our camper is small but can sleep four people, barely! When those four people are all adult size, like my crew is, that camper gets a bit cramped. We tried something new this time and brought our tent for the boys. It was a wonderful for all of us!

And of course, no post about camping would be complete without a picture of my grillmaster!

A wonderful trip. I'm sure we will be visiting Jefferson Ridge again soon.
The first weekend in April, we took Rosey out for her second voyage. We camped for the weekend (April 3-5) at Jefferson Ridge at Dierks Lake. It was a lovely area.

Tim brought the boat. He and Walter spent a lot of time fishing. Sam and I just enjoyed.

Mom and Trista visited us for the day on Saturday. We introduced Trista to the game Yahtzee. She loved it. After winning, she was declared the Yahtzee princess.

There was only one casualty. Tim dropped his phone in the lake! Luckily it was in a shallow area. He jumped in quickly and retrieved it. By chance, I happened to have a bag of rice in the camper. A lucky break! After 24 hours in the rice bag, his phone lived again.

Sam and I enjoyed time on our bikes. You may notice Sam is sporting his new cruiser bike.

Our camper is small but can sleep four people, barely! When those four people are all adult size, like my crew is, that camper gets a bit cramped. We tried something new this time and brought our tent for the boys. It was a wonderful for all of us!

And of course, no post about camping would be complete without a picture of my grillmaster!

A wonderful trip. I'm sure we will be visiting Jefferson Ridge again soon.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
A Sweet Moment
As much as I love my DSLR, it usually takes thought and time to get it out and use it. On the other hand, my phone is always handy. And luckily, I love my camera on my phone. The following picture is an example of why.

A sweet moment caught. Kale and his Uncle Walter sharing time watching videos on Walter's iphone.
If I had tried to go get my "good" camera, I would have missed this sweet moment.
So many people want to know which camera is a "good" one. Like the camera makes the picture. I tell you, it's the people on the other end of the lens that "make" picture.

A sweet moment caught. Kale and his Uncle Walter sharing time watching videos on Walter's iphone.
If I had tried to go get my "good" camera, I would have missed this sweet moment.
So many people want to know which camera is a "good" one. Like the camera makes the picture. I tell you, it's the people on the other end of the lens that "make" picture.
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Where to begin?
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Band Banquet 2013
Saturday, September 22, 2012
My New Hobby
Our family has a new hobby. I alluded to it earlier.

We are now a family of bicyclers.

Jamie and I bought cruisers. The boys and Tim have mountain bikes.

Not that we have any mountains to climb, literally speaking. I, personally, would rather cruise through life. LOL

But I do know this, I'm excited about my new hobby. This kind of exercise doesn't seem so much like exercise. I feel like I'm in training. In training for several trips in the future, where I will take my bikes along. I can't wait!

We are now a family of bicyclers.

Jamie and I bought cruisers. The boys and Tim have mountain bikes.

Not that we have any mountains to climb, literally speaking. I, personally, would rather cruise through life. LOL

But I do know this, I'm excited about my new hobby. This kind of exercise doesn't seem so much like exercise. I feel like I'm in training. In training for several trips in the future, where I will take my bikes along. I can't wait!
Saturday, August 18, 2012
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