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Hello there!
I kept a journal on AOL for over four years. AOL decided to get rid of journals, so I transferred my memories from there to Blogspot. I don't intend to add to this site, except perhaps to add some pictures that were lost in the transfer; I'm keeping it for the memories: memories of babysitting my granddaughters; of my long-gone dog, Mandy; of nights spent at the cabin; of vacations and motorcycles bought and sold.
Thanks, Blogspot, for helping me save my memories.
Thanks, Blogspot, for helping me save my memories.
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- The shop project
- Cliff's latest project
- Weekend assignment #105 Poetry In Motion
- Taking walks
- Wednesday diet report
- Monday Morning Question
- Signs of spring
- Patrick's Saturday Six
- Ten things I love
- She's not so uncomfortable
- I MUST get Sadie a bigger bed!
- Weekend Assignment #104: Color My World
- Photo Scavenger Hunt #67
- Wednesday Diet report
- A cracked Frisbee
- Wind out of the east
- A quiet day
- Do you like rainbows?
- to teach a dog better Frisbee skills
- Sadie at her best
- It's that time again.....
- weekend assignment #103
- Wednesday diet report
- About Buddy
- Thou shalt not covet...
- Monday Photo Shoot
- Manchester Terrier? I think not
- an "expert" opinion on Sadie
- Nice day for a motorcycle ride
- one dog problem solved
- The 5'er
- Sadie playing
- About seeing stars in person
- Fertilizer day
- Wednesday diet report
- tagged again
- Monday Photo Assignment
- Cliff's current project
- Patrick's Saturday Six
- John Scalzi's Weekend Assignment
- While we're on the subject of dogs....
- received in e-mail
- Another motorcycle ride
- Wednesday diet report
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About Me
- Donna. W
- I was born in 1944. My husband and I are retired, living in a mobile home, and loving life every day with our oldest grandson living in our old house next door to lend us a helping hand if we need it.
Thanks. They were awesome.
ReplyDeleteAngela
That was beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Helen
ReplyDeleteOne of the photographers that is in my photography club emailed that link out this AM. They are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteTess
those rainbows were amazing. Where can I see more work like that.
ReplyDeleteAmazing pics.
ReplyDeleteMissie
That was wonderful! Linda
ReplyDeleteI love rainbows, doesn't everybody :-)
ReplyDeleteSO COOL!! I remember being a tiny lad walking in the pasture and seeing a double rainbow. I guess I'll just never forget that. Russ
ReplyDeleteI love rainbows!!! Those pics were beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOn one of them, you could actually see the end of the rainbow! I've never seen a rainbow that actually hit the ground before. Those were just breathtaking photos! Thanks for sharing the link! :)
Jackie
The pictures were breath taking. God's promise to us - that's what I think of when I see the rainbow. I thought the frisbee idea was so good, I never would have thought to do that. Double frisbee!!! Your Sadie is a sweatheart ! 'On Ya' - ma
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming by to visit this am!
ReplyDeleteGod Bless!
SUGAR
WOW!!! Those pics are amazing!!!
ReplyDelete~Meg