Papa Tom aka Obi-won Kenobe enjoyed the thunderstorm.
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Papa Tom says he definitely looks Norwegian-German here. Ja!
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Obi-won Kenobe transformed. Baba never misses an opportunity. |
Jade spent Memorial Day weekend with Papa Jay and Lala on a trip to Midland and San Angelo to visit family. She had to let us know how unhappy she was with Daddy Amon putting her hair in a ponytail.
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Yep, she's got the look down pat!
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Time for socks and shoes. She likes to do the Velcro herself.
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Good to go! |
Bye-bye, Jade! Have a good time!
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Papa Tom amidst the sunflowers, soon to bloom and attract the monk parrots
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Papa Tom's frame for draping anti-squirrel netting over the garden |
Green tomatoes: looking forward to June!
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Baby basil plants. Will be so tasty later with homegrown tomatoes!
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Do you see the white bell pepper blossom?
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Peaches are ripening. Unfortunately Papa Tom has already seen a squirrel scamper across the street and up the neighbor's tree with, yes, a peach in its mouth!
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Jade's taking a pool preview by dipping her tootsies in the water |
In the water for real with Daddy. Thanks, Sharon and Jimmy, for heating the pool! |
Sharon and Jimmy's cat Finn soaking up the party without getting wet
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Sharon, Connie, and I were co-workers at the Williamson County Sun when Amon was born. Sharon and Connie held him when he was just a couple of hours old.
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Sharon and Connie with Jade, the next generation, and a rain stick
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Sharon made fresh spring rolls, using mint, lettuce, and cucumbers from her garden. Jimmy barbecued. Delish, you two. Thanks so much!
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Splash time with Connie, Tom, Amon, Jade, and Sharon
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Emma brought her dragon kite to Austin with her for all of us to fly. So beautiful!
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Amon, flying the kite
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Climbing on the rocks at the soccer field. |
Amon guiding Jade down the rocks |
Emma found the perfect spot to perch and listen to drummers in the grass below
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Emma, Jade, and Amon on the rocks |
We all met Al and Joyce for lunch at Chuy's
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Emma, P. Tom, and I spent Saturday afternoon at the Pecan Street Festival on what is now Sixth Street. Used to be Pecan Street though.
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View from the rooftop of Maggie Mae's |
P. Tom and Emma at The Nook, where we stopped to sit in the shade and listen to Tim Avery play blues
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Ham and cheese crepe for dinner. Mmm!
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P. Tom had grilled corn on the cob for dinner instead. |
A photographer on the roof of Maggie Mae's, briefly, before he was told to "Get down! Now!"
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Tim Avery on blues guitar |