Saturday, August 16, 2008
Christine's New Position!
Thursday, July 17, 2008
The Clinton County Fair in Wilmington, Ohio
Labels:
Clinton County,
fair,
Goat,
Ohio,
Pig,
Wilmington
The Strawberry Festival in Troy, Ohio
Labels:
Pillsbury Doughboy,
Strawberry Festival,
Troy Ohio
Friday, June 27, 2008
Our Fantastic Amazing Adventures . . .
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Ant Problems . . . No Problem.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
1968 Holmes Family of South Shore, Kentucky Super 8mm Films
I finally found out how to post my family's Super 8mm Home Movies so I could share them with you!! Here is my family's first Florida Vacation in 1968 in 3 Parts - I even gave them all a soundtrack!! - being in Super 8mm they were silent films. You can leave comments on the actual YouTube website. I will post more later on - they take some time to upload!
This is Part 1 of a Series of Super 8mm Home Movies that my family took of our yearly Florida Vacations. The year is 1968 and we took our first trip to Fort Pierce, Florida. We saw my mother's dad and mom (Ma-maw & Pa-paw) who were vacationing earlier that year, staying in my mom's Aunt Rosealie & Ralph's Florida vacation home. We also visited Cypress Gardens in this film segment.
This is Part 2 of a Series of Super 8mm Home Movies that my family took of our yearly Florida Vacations.
In this home movie clip we see "Flipper" (aka Mizi) the dolphin, star of the TV Series, drive across the 7 Mile Bridge to Key West, swimming folics in a motel pool, Ernest Hemingway's Home, visit a Fort in Key West, see a Seminole Indian Village and return to the Fort Pierce Beach!
This is Part 3 of a Series of Super 8mm Home Movies that my family took of our yearly Florida Vacations.
Here we are on the beach of Fort Pierce, Florida, my grandfather's filming antics with the Super 8mm camera (crazy thought of it being a "moving camera"), Amelia Earhart's home on Indrio Road, during our return to Kentucky we stopped in Macon, Georgia to visit our Aunt Sharon and her mother and then "All The Snow" we came home to in South Shore, Kentucky!
Hope you like them.
- Bill
This is Part 1 of a Series of Super 8mm Home Movies that my family took of our yearly Florida Vacations. The year is 1968 and we took our first trip to Fort Pierce, Florida. We saw my mother's dad and mom (Ma-maw & Pa-paw) who were vacationing earlier that year, staying in my mom's Aunt Rosealie & Ralph's Florida vacation home. We also visited Cypress Gardens in this film segment.
This is Part 2 of a Series of Super 8mm Home Movies that my family took of our yearly Florida Vacations.
In this home movie clip we see "Flipper" (aka Mizi) the dolphin, star of the TV Series, drive across the 7 Mile Bridge to Key West, swimming folics in a motel pool, Ernest Hemingway's Home, visit a Fort in Key West, see a Seminole Indian Village and return to the Fort Pierce Beach!
This is Part 3 of a Series of Super 8mm Home Movies that my family took of our yearly Florida Vacations.
Here we are on the beach of Fort Pierce, Florida, my grandfather's filming antics with the Super 8mm camera (crazy thought of it being a "moving camera"), Amelia Earhart's home on Indrio Road, during our return to Kentucky we stopped in Macon, Georgia to visit our Aunt Sharon and her mother and then "All The Snow" we came home to in South Shore, Kentucky!
Hope you like them.
- Bill
Labels:
1968,
8mm,
Florida Trip,
Holmes Family,
Home Movies,
vintage
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Something I have to share . . .
Found this
photo the other day - when I slipped into that "Time Tunnel" back in 1969, or was it just yesterday, or a year ago!?! Anyway The Time Tunnel has a way of interweaving time and memories.

(Actually this is another photoshop piece I created.)
Friday, June 06, 2008
The Garden Tortoise
This evening as I looked out the back window I spotted what I imagined was a prehistoric beast!! A monster . . . it was alive . . . walking . . . with it's head stretched outward it amazed me to the point of grabbing my camera and racing out as it slowly creeped across our lawn . . .
A TORTOISE!
When Christine learned of this discovery - she raced out of the house and ran down and actually picked the poor creature up!!! At my dismay I yelled out "It Is A Wild Animal!! Put It Down!"
The Tortoise hissed and stretched it's neck out at her and then I think she realized it wasn't domesticated and quickly laid the animal down. She had me run back to the house and get lettuce for the beast. Finally we allowed it to go on it's way and watched through the window as it journeyed through the neighbor's yard to some other domain.




A TORTOISE!
When Christine learned of this discovery - she raced out of the house and ran down and actually picked the poor creature up!!! At my dismay I yelled out "It Is A Wild Animal!! Put It Down!"
The Tortoise hissed and stretched it's neck out at her and then I think she realized it wasn't domesticated and quickly laid the animal down. She had me run back to the house and get lettuce for the beast. Finally we allowed it to go on it's way and watched through the window as it journeyed through the neighbor's yard to some other domain.
Summer 2008 Is Here!!!
Saturday, May 03, 2008
The WTVN 610AM Radio John Corby Ultimate Garage Sale in Columbus, Ohio
This was Christine's dream - to meet her 610 WTVN Radio Personalities!

Saturday, May 3, 2008 - We finally made it to The Annual WTVN 610AM Radio's John Corby Ultimate Garage Sale in Columbus, Ohio! It was held in the old JC Penney's closed store at the Westland Mall off West Broad Street in Columbus, OH.
- to the left is 610 WTVN Radio personality John Corby with Chris!

here is 610 WTVN's Radio Personality Joel Riley with Chris!

here, from left to right, is Chris with 610 WTVN's Traffic Reporter Craig Sinclair, Corby's Producer Joe Bradley and Chris' husband Bill proudly holds up the rear.
Saturday, May 3, 2008 - We finally made it to The Annual WTVN 610AM Radio's John Corby Ultimate Garage Sale in Columbus, Ohio! It was held in the old JC Penney's closed store at the Westland Mall off West Broad Street in Columbus, OH.
- to the left is 610 WTVN Radio personality John Corby with Chris!
here is 610 WTVN's Radio Personality Joel Riley with Chris!
here, from left to right, is Chris with 610 WTVN's Traffic Reporter Craig Sinclair, Corby's Producer Joe Bradley and Chris' husband Bill proudly holds up the rear.
As we left early that Sunday Morning . . .
Sunday, April 27 early morning, around 6:30am, I captured a fox race across the Wards' front lawn.
I thought, there must have been a meaning behind this animal's sudden appearance.
Chris said it was a sign that we and Teena & Craig would make a safe trip home from the love, the warmth and happiness the Wards family have offered us.
This I found on an Animal Totems website:
(A totem is any entity which watches over or assists a group of people, such as a family, clan or tribe)
The Fox represents cunning, slyness, stealth, observation, and wisdom.
A Fox is very quiet and blends into its surroundings becoming almost invisible. Being in harmony with ones surroundings is important to people who carry this medicine. For those with this animal spirit guide, try being very quiet and practice blending in without notice - especially if you have a powerful presence around others.
The Fox has super-sensitive hearing - so you may also be able to hear Spirit. Listening is often more important than speaking - a good lesson to remember.

God Bless the Ward Family.
I thought, there must have been a meaning behind this animal's sudden appearance.
Chris said it was a sign that we and Teena & Craig would make a safe trip home from the love, the warmth and happiness the Wards family have offered us.
This I found on an Animal Totems website:
(A totem is any entity which watches over or assists a group of people, such as a family, clan or tribe)
The Fox represents cunning, slyness, stealth, observation, and wisdom.
A Fox is very quiet and blends into its surroundings becoming almost invisible. Being in harmony with ones surroundings is important to people who carry this medicine. For those with this animal spirit guide, try being very quiet and practice blending in without notice - especially if you have a powerful presence around others.
The Fox has super-sensitive hearing - so you may also be able to hear Spirit. Listening is often more important than speaking - a good lesson to remember.
The Fox is physically and mental quick and extremely agile which can teach you ways to respond quickly to situations by using the power of inner instincts and knowing.
A Fox teaches good eating habits - not from what it eats, but from the way it eats. The fox eats small amounts frequently. The Fox is not a picky eater and readily accepts whatever is available.
The Fox packs a lot of medicine and good teachings into its small body. Knowing the Fox and its ways will help you maintain balance and harmony in your life.
(CLICK Photos to enlarge them to view the fox running from right to left of the photo!)
God Bless the Ward Family.
Labels:
Fox,
Goodman Family,
Indianapolis,
Totem,
Wards
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