Tuesday, January 29, 2008
MORE EXCITEMENT FROM HERE
We are knocking out another puzzle every eight days, or so. Can you imagine the overstimulating environment here? We should be glad we don't have to work, or we'd never be able to keep up the production pace.
Saturday, January 19, 2008
THE BIRTHDAY BOY
Yesterday was Bob's birthday. April and May '56 snapshots are here offered for your approval. Time does move right along, and it is difficult to recall those days, but your author can assure you they were tough. We all seem to have survived it and we wish Bob many more happy birthdays.
Monday, January 14, 2008
REMINDS ME OF....
Today's storm as illustrated in the video, reminds me of Whittier's poem, Snowbound--A Winter Idyl. It begins like this: " The sun that brief December day rose cheerless over hills of gray, and darkly circled gave at noon a sadder light than waning moon".......
Of course this is January, not December, but you get the point.
(If you loved the poem, you'll love the video.)
Of course this is January, not December, but you get the point.
(If you loved the poem, you'll love the video.)
Saturday, January 12, 2008
HERE'S MO' MOE
Also shown is Moe's mother, Marie, holding Nancy, and her father, Silas "Doc" Lynch holding Billy. Moe is in her Communion Dress, as she posed in the early '30's and more recently
Wednesday, January 09, 2008
HERE'S MOE
Tuesday, January 08, 2008
Scheutzen Park, June 30, 1963
Thursday, January 03, 2008
LYNCH FAMILY REMEMBRANCES
Top Left: Jim Lynch and Edy Gillis; Top Right: Aunt Margaret Craft, Nancy Lynch Hahn, Bill Lynch, Grandma Marie Lynch, Jim Lynch and Rosemary Lynch Noonan
Lower Left: Cathy Lynch Gillis holding Edy, Grandma Marie Lynch
Top Row: Lorraine Balocki Lynch
Lower Right: Bottom Row--Clara Balocki, Cathy Lynch Gillis, Grandma Marie Lynch, Lorraine Balocki Lynch,
Top Row: Jim Balocki, Tom Gillis, Jim Lynch, Bill Lynch, Jim Lynch, Jr.
Tuesday, January 01, 2008
1957--IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR
Over the years, pictures get separated from their albums, and sometimes wind up in an obscure place in a desk. I think that's what happened to these. Betsy was soon to be born, but up until then, there were only four. At four, we were just getting started. It made for an adventure filled lifetime.
