The Kids are fairly growing @BanjoBen only seems like yesterday the girls were introducing themselves to the camera for the first time. I have searched but I can’t find that video although I did find this.
What are y'all up to?
Love it! This is one of my favorites
Enjoy every second with them. In a blink of an eye they are grown and have their own lives.
I still can’t get my head around the idea that my youngest two granddaughters turn 21 next year. The youngest on the left in her final year at Uni and the second youngest already running her own business. They grow so fast.
Here they are presenting HRH Princess Anne The Princess Royal with flowers and a bag of gifts at our local church.

The fam and I are headed out to the Grand Canyon area for a few days, will catch up with y’all next week! We’re in need of a break, especially with Cabin Camp only 2 weeks away.
This past week I have been busy in the garden planting spring bulbs, taking rose cuttings which when rooted I plan on planting them out on some ugly waste ground close to my home. This past year I have neglected the garden quite a bit, so lots of tidying up to do before the cold winter weather sets in. Our grandson came down to help me trim our large privet hedge. It’s quite tall and I no longer have the strength to hold up the trimmer. He has also been busy painting our fence. Again a task I would normally do myself but I struggle to get up from a kneeling position. Auld age is certainly taking it’s toll on these old bones of mine.
We thank God for his creation, seasons, and family.
Hope you had fun! We’re planning on hitting the Grand Canyon when we play a festival in Arizona next March!
SpaceX launch took place this morning and a friend of mine here in GA was in the right place at the right time to catch this image.
Cool! I and some neighbors saw a launch and maneuvering a few years back (from central TX) that I thought was something extra-terrestrial in origin. A giant shock wave and then some satellites maneuvering (maybe docking?) in what I didn’t think was typical satellite behavior. It was seen by many and a search revealed what it was (IIRC, it was a launch and then starlink satellites doing something related).
That’s a great picture. When I was a kid in the early seventies, my family was on a picnic. My dad pointed out an object in the sky. It was triangular shaped with a dark hole under it. It hovered over us for a minute or so and made no sound, then it zipped away at incredible speed. When we got home, my dad called a friend who worked at the airport and he said they had no aircraft in that area and they had received numerous calls about a flying object. Ever since then, I’ve been fascinated by the sky
and always sit and look up at the stars.
