Sunday, June 7, 2009
Melody
We were so lucky to have my parents visit along with their foster daughter, Melody. I started getting excited as soon as their plane tickets were purchased! This was our first time to meet Melody who was 14 months old when they were here. They've had her since she was 3 months old. She's such a sweetheart. Thanks, Mom & Dad for coming to Texas! The following picture is Melody with my Dad in the backyard.
Harley's teaching Melody how to text on his new phone. I guess it's never too soon to learn :)
World's Smallest Frog
While I suppose I am unauthorized to officially announce having seen the world's smallest frog, this little guy is certainly the smallest frog I've ever seen! And, he was just one of many hopping all over our front yard and driveway a couple weeks ago. Yeah, we let him go. No clue where they all went. I'm sure they are contributing to all the ruckus that goes on every night--lately it's louder outside than inside! In an area known for insects, I'm sure he's a happy little fellow...just probably not so little anymore due to the amount of available frog food. Don't get me started on bugs. Let's just say we're all covered in mosquito bites, and the deer flies would eat this frog for a snack!
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Harley's "Rock" Band
Airing of the Quilts in Huntsville
Yesterday I drove about an hour north to Huntsville for their annual quilt show. It's all outdoors, around the courthouse. Most of the businesses in the area get into the action as well and the whole downtown area is "dressed" in quilts. It was plenty windy so the quilts got a good "airing". Here's a sampling of what I saw...

Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Rain, Rain...and more Rain
I'm having a hard time believing there could be any more moisture in the sky. And, with my roots in Oregon, that means something! It started sprinkling around 5 last night, soon to be followed by thunder, lightning, and lots of serious rain. Woke up a couple times from the noise. Several school districts in the area are closed today. DJs on the radio are saying nothing is so important that you should leave your house. I haven't heard any rainfall totals, with the exception of Bear Creek which is about 20 miles to the northeast of us. They were at 11" already this morning...and it's still raining!
Sunday, April 12, 2009
TJ's a Harley Rider
Harley's Basketball Hoop
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