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Two girls and a boy on their second day. The one at the top is white except for her ears.
My opinions of life in the United States of America with my wife, family, and a pack of Japanese Chins.

Two girls and a boy on their second day. The one at the top is white except for her ears.

I was stationed across the river from here in Neu Ulm 1978-1980. My family and I climbed to the top. My children were very young at the time. I started with Angie, the baby, in a carrier on my back. About a third of the way up, Kari who was four or five got tired so I had to carry her in my arms. When we got to the top, Crissie who was five or six got scared and would not move so I had to carry her and her sisters down the 768 steps. Only my son John, seven or eight, enjoyed the climb. I was exhausted by the time we got to the bottom.

This is what we believe is a runaway Thanksgiving Dinner that came through our yard on Tuesday. My wife called me at work in a panic because she couldn't get the fancy lens cap off the camera to take pictures of it. After she got the lens off she caught a few shots of the turkey this being the best. Have a happy Thanksgiving and spend sometime reflecting on what you have to be thankful for whether great or small, and try to help someone not as lucky as you.

I took this yesterday morning in our backyard. The Chickadees were feeding on sunflower seeds.
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This was taken out the front window November 2, 2008. Our first big storm of November.

This is a beautiful picture of Tbilisi, Georgia. It would be nice to be able to travel to that part of the world, but the chances of that are slim. This reminds me of pictures of Heidelberg I have seen.

Our new weather station on the front porch. It will tell us everything we need to know about what is happening outside.