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Category Archives: Family
An Old Friend
Given the circumstances, we had a good visit to see family in Mississippi after my mother-in-law passed away. I debated whether I should bring my camera or not, right up until I left for the airport, but in the end … Continue reading
Another Last Goodbye
After a lengthy illness, last week my mother-in-law passed away in her sleep. Out of respect for her privacy, I won’t say much more, except that she was always kind to me and made me feel welcome from the first … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Family
Tagged Corvallis, Oregon, rufous hummingbird, William L. Finley National Wildlife Refuge
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Boolie’s The Thinker
Another in my line of goofy self-portraits while out hiking, this one taken last weekend on the trail from Multnomah Falls to Larch Mountain. I didn’t make it all the way to the top of Larch Mountain and took this … Continue reading
Don’t Mess With Texas
Ashley bangs out a rep of pull-ups to prove how tough Texas children are. She needn’t have bothered, I was convinced after the one-handed push-ups.
Recovery
This was a low key weekend for me. The previous ten days were exhausting, after getting back from a short vacation I had a week and a half of nearly non-stop work, including long hours on the weekend and one … Continue reading