WHAT HAPPENED TO THIS LITTLE GIRL??
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MATT SEABOLT
I HAVE NO PICTURE,BUT AM THINKING OF YOU WISHING YOU A VERY HAPPY DAY AND HOPING THE YEAR AHEAD WILL BRING MANY GOOD THINGS FOR YOU AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY. I'M SURE DANI BAKED YOU YOUR FAVORITE CAKE!
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009
Bald Eagle in South Bend?
Bald eagle visiting South Bend
By SUE LOWE, Tribune Staff Writer
SOUTH BEND — You just never know what is going to show up on the St. Joseph River.
Carla Cybulski had dropped her daughter off at St. Joseph’s High School early Wednesday afternoon and was on her way back to her home off Portage Avenue. She decided to travel on Riverside Drive, a route she doesn’t often use.
Some crows near a big sycamore tree hanging over the St. Joseph River at Keller Park caught her eye. And with them was a huge bird — a huge bird with a white head.
And Cybulski realized she was looking at a bald eagle.
"Next to him, the crow looked like a little, tiny bird," she said.
Cybulski stopped, took three pictures with her cell phone and went home to get her husband and 3-year-old daughter.
They watched the big bird for some time, seeing him take off and glide over the water.
She went back later but couldn’t find the eagle again later in the day.
Cybulski said that unfortunately, her cell phone pictures didn’t turn out very well.
Naturalists say people do see bald eagles on the St. Joseph River in the winter.
Vince Gresham, a naturalist at Rum Village Nature Center, said they are becoming more common.
He saw one flying south across Ireland Road near the Wal-Mart store about a month ago.
Another bird watcher saw one near the New Energy ethanol plant early this winter.
Wendy Jones, a naturalist at Fernwood Botanical Garden and Nature Preserve, said two adult bald eagles were seen in the Niles area during the Christmas bird count, and somebody else saw a younger bald eagle near Niles last week.
Jones said eagles could range all the way from St. Joseph to South Bend, and people might be seeing the same birds.
Bald eagles usually don’t nest in this area. Gresham said the area apparently doesn’t have enough big trees close to undisturbed water.
Bald eagles’ primary diet is fish, and they look for open stretches of water in which to catch them.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Saturday, January 17, 2009
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANDREW
MY HOW YOU HAVE GREW!! NICE LITTLE GUY.......GREAT BIG MAN.
WE LOVE YOU! GRAMA & GRAMPA E
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Friday, January 9, 2009
40 DAYS FOR LIFE
Just wanted to pass this information on:
For unto us a child is born ...
This is baby Shamus. His mother pulled up in front of the 40 Days for Life vigil this fall in West Palm Beach, Florida. She said to the prayer volunteers, “Dunno if you remember me, but a year ago you stopped me. Look in the back seat — he’s PERFECT.”
This picture tells the entire story of 40 Days for Life. Shamus is one of 1,128 children who have been spared from abortion in the last 14 months. And one day, we pray that you also can have the experience of meeting a child who is alive because of your faithful participation in these efforts!
Next 40 Days for Life campaign set for February 25 – April 5 nationwide. Check your area!
http://40daysforlife.com/
Monday, January 5, 2009
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Friday, January 2, 2009
Thanks Carla for taking such good care of the Blog for us.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
sneak attack
thought those that know my dad's parents might like to see a couple shots of them plus jerry and nancy after Terri, the boys, and I dropped in announced the other day. it was a nice visit and I wish i could swing over there more often.
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