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- Stardust
- I love to write, read, paint, draw, take photos, listen to music, travel, and stargaze. If I could live my life over again I would be an astronomer. “Sometimes I think we're alone in the universe, and sometimes I think we're not. In either case the idea is quite staggering. Arthur C. Clarke
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Jun
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- Money to burn
- Piano and pincurls
- Happy Anniversary Mom and Dad!
- Pink gumdrop begonias and ageratum
- More aquatic "challenges"
- My dad and me - 1956
- Tranquility
- Hot tub joke
- Television I grew up watching . . .
- Weight loss update
- Findit
- All I need to know
- Trapped in the bathroom
- Hot tub update
- Cicada invasion shiver, shiver. shiver!
- Still crazy after all these years. . .
- Day one and my brain is already fried
- Glad it wasn't me!
- Last evening's sunset
- Hot Tub Update
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2 comments:
Cute photo! Where was it taken?
When we move back to Texas in a couple months and get our stuff out of storage, I'm gonna have fun going through old photos that I might post :)
I'm working on linking to this blog right now!
My mom can correct me if I am wrong, but I think this was taken where the cars parked in the trailer court we lived in back in those days on Chicago's far southeast side. Just me, my mom and dad...no sibs had come along yet.
Thanks for the link, Andrea. :-D
I like doing this blog...I enjoy blogging very much, if you hadn't noticed, click on my profile and see I have five of them! I used to be a graphic artist and love doing computer graphics...though I don't work in it anymore, professionally, blogging allows me to keep my hand in it.
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