Category Archives: Friday Photos
Friday Photos: Rook
A couple of weeks ago our daughter and son-in-law and granddaughter spent the weekend with us. When we get together we almost always play Rook, a nasty habit they learned while at college. This time we were a bit distracted … Continue reading
Friday Photos: Henryetta, and the Airport
Last Saturday we went down to help my wife’s folks out a bit. Three weeks ago Oklahoma had a fierce ice storm, and they needed some help getting some tree branches off their roof. They live on a hill overlooking … Continue reading
Friday Photos: Cuttin’ and Weldin’
I really do love working with cutting torches and welders. It is still amazing to me how you can make two pieces of metal become one. I spent the whole day two Saturdays ago (01/06/07) building a couple of drive-through … Continue reading
This shot was taken last Friday evening at work. I don’t believe I have ever taken a night shot in the rain before. I like the way the lights reflect on the pavement. The driver is a guy we all … Continue reading
Friday Photos: Sunsets
This week’s Friday Photos is about sunsets. The first sunset was taken from my front yard on Christmas eve. The second sunset was taken this Wednesday from work. Check out a whole raft of other fine photos at the Friday … Continue reading
Joy to the World
And to Adam he said, “Because you have listened to the voice of your wife and have eaten of the tree of which I commanded you, “You shall not eat of it,” cursed is the ground because of you; in … Continue reading
I Hate Winter
There, I’ve said it. Some time each October my wife and change the exchange of pleasantries from “Good morning, [Sugar]” (several variants are possible.), to “I hate winter!” I use to feel a bit guilty when I said it, thinking … Continue reading
Friday Photos: Community Service
Last Tuesday evening we went to the community service that our church is involved in through the local “West Side Ministerial Alliance”. The Alliance is represented by a variety of church denominations, but not as diverse as we could be. … Continue reading