Wednesday, August 22 After delivering a mailing to the Lititz Post Office, Diane treated us to lunch. After placing our order, I took this picture (from our table) of Diane checking out some of the store items. Cerwin and Diane Diane’s sandwich and sweet potato fries Cerwin’s club sandwich. One-quarter of it was for me. […]
We love you! Grandpa and Grandma High
Wednesday Evening, August 22 Just before Diane and I left the house, a hummingbird came to our feeder. The party was given by their mutual friend Janessa, and held at the cute house where Kim and Joanna live. They moved here about the same time – a few weeks ago – as our granddaughter moved […]
Wednesday Morning, August 22 Our niece, Karen, came to me after church the other week and told me that I may enjoy seeing what is happening to the inside of the original part of the Hershey Homestead – where my siblings and I and many of my ancestors grew up. Our nephew and his fiancée […]
We love you! Daddy & Mother
Sunday Evening, August 19 How did we get to this age so quickly where both brothers are now retired – kind of. 🙂 Elvin sold his construction business at the end of July – but will help the new owner when necessary – and Cerwin retired from trucking in 2006, but continues to serve with […]
Saturday Evening, August 18 – Reception – Dancing and the Cake Father/Daughter dance – Fred and Lauree. I didn’t get a photo of Fred and Renee since I was a bit more focused on Lauree. 🙂 Mother/Son dance – Nate and Chris Caleb and Renee’s cake Nate and Lauree’s cake Cupcakes for the guests Nate […]
Saturday Evening, August 18 – The Reception – Meal and Dancing Caleb and Renee’s first dance as husband and wife Nate and Lauree watching them Nate and Lauree’s first dance as a married couple. Following the two dances, Cerwin was invited to ask a blessing on the meal. Justin and Jordan. They are not brothers, […]
Saturday Evening, August 18 – The Reception – Arrival Jeff and Chris’ old Chevy held the gifts. The reception was held in the Beiler’s yard overlooking Manheim. Enjoying hors d’oeuvres While waiting for the wedding parties to arrive, Jere and Kristen thought it would be a good time for a photo. I decided that it […]
Saturday Evening, August 18 Following the wedding each family took time for photos – the formal ones were taken before the wedding. These shots are of our family – while Lauree was with her family. Nate with his parents Jeff and Nate Nate and Chris A family picture – Jordan, Donovan, Diana, Cerwin, Me, Jeff, […]
Saturday Afternoon, August 18 Continued from my previous post… Fred Wiegand sharing a blessing to his daughters and their grooms. Caleb sharing his love and vows with Renee The ring Renee sharing her love and vows with Caleb Nate telling Lauree about his love for her and sharing his vows I think this had something […]
Saturday Afternoon, August 18 We were excited to be invited to the double wedding of our grandson Nate, his bride, Lauree, her sister Renee, and her groom Caleb. It was originally planned to be in this beautiful cove at The Vineyard, but rain (maybe storms) was predicted, so it was moved inside – next to […]
Friday Evening, August 17 This was Roy’s choice for a birthday meal. This isn’t far from us, but I don’t remember ever eating here. In this photo Roy is talking to Deb. Roy came from work and Deb arrived from home. You will also notice our Maine daughter, Diane, between Roy and Cerwin. She is […]
I took these two pictures for two reasons… One: Because we have seen a lot of cloudy skies this summer. It was nice to see a beautiful sky on Thursday afternoon. Two: Because I just had my camera sensor cleaned and I wanted to see if they did a good job. Perfect Image did a […]
I am especially enjoying our crepe myrtle bush this summer, because we thought the cold winter had killed it. We had to trim several branches, but the rest filled in with beautiful flowers. Facts and information from the Internet: It flowers and makes you gasp. Crepe myrtle is also known as the crape myrtle, and […]
From the Internet: Geranium, also known as crane’s bill, can be found throughout the world, but are native to the temperate climate of South Africa. The common name “cranesbill” refers to the seed capsule that looks like a crane’s bill. The beak-like column will burst open when ripe and casts the seeds over a distance. […]
