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Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Kim and Abbigale Practice Softball
We made a little visit to the Guidrys. While there Kim helped Abbigale practice her tossing and catching with a soft ball. Check 'em out !
Savannah Jane Comes to Visist
Fathers; Day at the Freeman's
We spent Fathers' Day at the Freeman's with Mary Jane, Randall, Jackie and Winston. I gave my camera to Tom and asked him to take photos. He didn't do worth a darn. Here are a few tht I took.
Barry and Jennie.
BFT kicked back and watching TV.
Mary Jane
Mary Jane running away from home.
Jackie and Winston making believe that they are grandparents.
Old Air Force Buddy
On June 11, I stopped and visisted with Lonnie Kyle Anthony, an old Air Force buddy whom I had not seen since about 1970 . He lives in Valley Alabama, with his dog Pochahontas . Just after leaving him, my automobie engine sort of destroyed itself . I spent two wonderful nights in Opelika, Alabama. Betty's son-in-law, Brian, came and towed me home. I'm still trying to get my claim settled with the insurance company.
Building an Amphitheater
Cookout at Adam and Heather's place
Grandpa and Grandma Proffitt's Stones
Grandpa Proffitt's Headstone
Grandpa Proffitt's headstone was broken a acouple of years ago. Apparently a mowing machine had struck it and scored it and it broke along the score. I had asked the people at Bowlings Mortuary about fixing it but no one ever returned my call. James Robert and I went to the cemetary and piced up the stone and James went to work putting it back together. He measured nad marked the two sections and then drilled dorrespionding holes in each piece. He then cut a piece of rebar to fit into each hole. Then he used concrete patch and put the two pieces back together and strapped them over night until the patch set. The next day I took the stone back to the cemetary and put it back in place.
Satin's Party, Part IX
Satin's Party, Part VIII
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