Home Sweet Home

Gold River.

California, here I come.

California, here I come.
Right back where I started from.

Seat 19D - Aisle but CRAMPED

5 more hours next to a BIG guy.

Flight 515: in my seat,

Flight 515: in my seat, preparing for take off.

Obamatown

Almost home. Keep your fingers crossed that this next jet works. Posted via cell phone.

Love this tunnel!

Cruising from Concourse C to B. Posted via cell phone.

OMG

it's the same flight attendants as my ill-fated flight last week!

Farewell at the Cathedral

Posted via cell phone.

St.Mary's Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption

The priest cleaning up after Communion reminded me of my hubby. He would do well in that job.

Joe Flannery's funeral was held here. Posted via cell phone.

Farewell Dinner

Chrissie treated us to a seafood dinner. Back at the house we had Maysville Fudge cake from Busken Bakery. Posted via cell phone.

Red Lobster

Florence, Kentucky.

More fun with Lexi

We had ribs and a delicious potato casserole for Father's Day and then I was whipped soundly at Blokus but rebounded to whip all of them at Yahtzee. I remain the Queen. Posted via cell phone.

Countin' Cash

Dad's paper bag. Posted via cell phone.

Deja vu

Here I am again on Sunday morning at Starbuck’s in Newport while Mom attends Mass at Holy Spirit. Listening to the South Pacific soundtrack and sipping a Banana Chocolate Vivanno, catching up on all my scrappin’ news and email. Not that anyone is writing to me…..

Campbell County Public Library

 

Chrissie and I making a quick stop at the library to grab some wi-fi to update my blog and download my email from the past week.

Landmark

 

On Friday, Chrissie and I spent the afternoon with Saralee. We grieved together over our losses, visited a rubber stamp store (Stamp Your Art Out) which no doubt thrilled Saralee to her toes and then dropped her off at the home of her friends, Marty and Fred who are renovating an historical landmark home in Montgomery.

That’s a monster of a project, including the landscaping, which would overwhelm me in an instant. A finished scrapbook layout is about as much ambition as I can muster up.

Saralee with Fred and Marty.

Chrissie, Saralee and me. It was a hot and humid afternoon. I’m sure you can see the sweat glistening on my nose. But it was FANTASTIC to see Saralee and spend four hours with her on this whirlwind adventure.

Scrappin' in Miamisburg

Chrissie and I attended a Club Scrap event Friday evening. We look like we're having a good time. Posted via cell phone.

Rest in Peace

Dad and Joe, at peace at last.

Dad's Memorial

Lexi with Dad's photos. Posted via cell phone.

Memorial Reception

Lexi and Jean after the Memorial Service.

Some more “new” cousins I have never met, or have barely met. Eric is the son of first cousin Gary with his Australian wife, Jo and their little girl Krissany. Gary’s little sister Brenda with her youngest daughter Cassie. Gary and Brenda are the children of Dad’s brother Donald.