December Sky
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Day Three Hundred Forty Two
Monday, December 7, 2009
Day Three Hundred Forty One
Postcard From The Past
I'm posting this one because I didn't take any pictures today. And it's just so darned cute. Grand son Elijah on this date, three years ago. He wasn't quite four months old, all bundled up in his Snoopy snow suit that Uncle Kerry gave him, if I remember correctly. He spent the day at my house today. Can't believe I didn't take any pictures. Shame on Granny. I'll do better tomorrow.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Day Three Hundred Forty
Rob Mabry Memorial Jam II
My cousin Tony has now put together two memorial concerts in honor of my late brother, Rob Mabry, whose passion for music and drumming drew him together with other talented musicians from the time he was a teenager until his sudden passing in May, 2008. Tony pulled together many of the musicians Rob played with in various bands over the years, and last night they put on a second concert in Rob's memory. The first Rob Jam (as we've come to call it) took place a little over a year ago. A friend of my sister Jane took this picture last night, and I snatched it off Facebook to share here. I also copied the names she listed of people in this picture because I don't know the names of a lot of them, and I don't think they're all listed here. Thank you, Tony, for a great tribute! Needless to say, we all love Rob and miss him terribly.
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Day Three Hundred Thirty Nine
Saturday
This was Eddie Kitty's first snow. He didn't seem to mind it. The sun came out, and the snow melted quickly, but the temperature stayed in the thirties.
We hung out at Poet's coffee shop this afternoon, drank hot chocolate and chai (haven't figured out exactly what that is yet but Kelly and Sarah said it was good), played Apples To Apples, laughed and talked and got loud and had a blast as usual. From left around the table: Sarah Foy, Jane Foy, Julia Foy, Shelby Myers and Kelly Kimbrough. Good times on a cold day in December.
Woke up to snow on the ground this morning.
This was Eddie Kitty's first snow. He didn't seem to mind it. The sun came out, and the snow melted quickly, but the temperature stayed in the thirties.
We hung out at Poet's coffee shop this afternoon, drank hot chocolate and chai (haven't figured out exactly what that is yet but Kelly and Sarah said it was good), played Apples To Apples, laughed and talked and got loud and had a blast as usual. From left around the table: Sarah Foy, Jane Foy, Julia Foy, Shelby Myers and Kelly Kimbrough. Good times on a cold day in December.
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