Spring Break, 2005
Spent most of our time at the Museum of Natural History. Megan was 10With brontosaurus boneMason through quartz ball … Continue reading →
Terry Barker
50th KHS Reunion, 2015
May 20, and our grandson John’s first trip to Oklahoma. John, Jimmy, TimJohn’s first Frito Pie … Continue reading →
Merida, 1996
Left Richmond on Saturday, Aug. 10, at 7:10am EST, arrived Merida 6:15pm CST. We were in a DC-9 to Miami, and will try to avoid that model plane from now on–very noisy. Ate Saturday evening at La Bella, just appetizers. … Continue reading →
Killing Patton, by Bill O’Reilly
General Patton and WW II were made for each other. Only a great war could bring out the special abilities of this great hero. Even the Russians and Germans respected him. And the Russians hated him. In fact, there were … Continue reading →
Killing the Rising Sun, by Bill O’Reilly
Japan invaded French Indonesia in 1940, leading FDR to embargoed the sale of all oil to Japan, with Great Britain following suit. This led to Japan invading other countries, like the Phllippines, in order to secure their natural resources The … Continue reading →
Revenge, movie review
As you can guess, the title is the theme of this movie, and it delivers. While predictable to some extent, the journey is not–a beautiful woman out for a fun filled week with her boyfriend is transformed into a mean, … Continue reading →
Megan’s wedding
Megan found a beautiful spot for the ceremony, in of all places, Farmville. But, it was a good choice–the setting was on a small lake, with a deck on the water for the wedding. Megan was led down the aisle … Continue reading →
Dylan’s post season basketball tournament
Dylan’s final game was quite an achievement–they beat the same team that destroyed them in the previous matchup. Well, the coach had a game plan for the rematch–a full court press the entire game. And it worked–the other team was … Continue reading →
Search on custom fields
I was talking to one of my cousins the other day about traveling to Spain, where she lives. I wanted to refer her to one of my blog posts about visiting Spain, when I realized I hadn’t posted it–for 19 … Continue reading →
The Future of Humanity, by Michio Kaku
I haven’t read the book yet, but Kayela and I went to his book signing in DC last night. In addition to giving us a preview of where humanity is headed, it turns out that Kaku is a very good … Continue reading →