Oh good! But hey, E-I Di, here's a question -- I tend to be a photo snatcher! May I repost any of your pictures on my blog as long as I give you the credit? Hmmm -- I guess that would involve a link back to your blog -- if you'd rather not have the traffic just lemme know and I'll behave myself!
It's not this yard--we don't have hills like that in the foreground, plus those aren't peaks that I recognize. Beautiful photo, Aunt Dianne. Tell us where it was taken.
This picture was taken over behind Al Trouts place the morning we packed up our bags and said goodby to them.I noticed the sky and it was magnificent.The other picture where its darker and you see just the white clouds coming in was taken just before the other picture. The same picture but just alittle before the other,or just after the other which ever way you want to put it.I told Colleen I just had to walk back into their back yard to try to take a couple of pictures.
Hey it looks like I have lost a picture.The other picture I just told you about.I did alot of fiddling last night on here.I will have to find out where it went.
I grew up in Union Lake, Michigan, just outside of Pontiac, Michigan,a twin, in a family of seven. Two brothers and three of us sisters. As graduation approached, my twin sister and I proceeded to pack our bags to go our separate ways to different Bible colleges. Colleen to Briercrest Bible Institute in Canada and myself to Grand Rapids School of the Bible and Music in Grand Rapids, Michigan. There I married the man who became my husband from Fremont, Michigan, and have been married 41years. We have three unique, special, grown children, each with their own different personalities, four wonderful granddaughters, and a very special son-in-law whom we love very much.
Each day the Lord gives us a new, glorious sunrise for waking up to, signifing the beginning of a fresh new day and a breathtaking sunset, signifing the closing down of another day. Sunrise--Sunset
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Oh good! But hey, E-I Di, here's a question -- I tend to be a photo snatcher! May I repost any of your pictures on my blog as long as I give you the credit? Hmmm -- I guess that would involve a link back to your blog -- if you'd rather not have the traffic just lemme know and I'll behave myself!
I'd be proud to let you enjoy. Thanks for the compliment.
It's not this yard--we don't have hills like that in the foreground, plus those aren't peaks that I recognize. Beautiful photo, Aunt Dianne. Tell us where it was taken.
This picture was taken over behind Al Trouts place the morning we packed up our bags and said goodby to them.I noticed the sky and it was magnificent.The other picture where its darker and you see just the white clouds coming in was taken just before the other picture. The same picture but just alittle before the other,or just after the other which ever way you want to put it.I told Colleen I just had to walk back into their back yard to try to take a couple of pictures.
Hey it looks like I have lost a picture.The other picture I just told you about.I did alot of fiddling last night on here.I will have to find out where it went.
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