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Written by David Harry
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Wednesday, 26 May 2010 17:11 |
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It has been quite some time since I posted anything non-geek related, not really sure why. But have no fear, there were a few picks from the (peaceful) holiday weekend up here that I was sorting and thought to share. It was a nice quiet time wandering the country side near home with the kidlets. The missus decided to become part of a family gathering of Canadian Geese (4 sets of parents and some 4-6 goselings each)... so I took my family to sit among theirs..
Anyway, there we have it... for those of you approaching a holiday this week (my American cousins) - have a great time. And I hope you find some peace and quiet and of mind.
Cya soon!
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And wow that scenery is just breath taking. It's a total dream to live in a place surrounded with such beauty =)
Blessings,
Eren
I really can't ever imagine going back to the big city life - it's nice to have all this outside the front door. But even when indoors with the fam' I am still surrounded by beauty! Win WIn.
:drunk:
...and to discover that there are at least SOME Canadian geese in Canada. I thought they were all here in North Carolina pooping on our lakeside sidewalks
Congrats on taking the time off - looks like you had a beautiful and thoroughly relaxing time!
G
It's nice to have a non-geeky post and to get a little more insight into the wonderful world of David Harry. Appreciate this!
LOVE the site redesign, and it works well for a layout of picts. NICELY done!
Dana, thanks hun, we're a happy bunch here. The fam' is the only reason I do anything really. Search comes a close second in my life. I shall try and do more non-geek posts over the summer. (oh and the pics do look nice with the new layout, although they'd make anything look great)
Thanks for that look into your family life.
Great set of photos that hang together well with their predominant green tones.
We, here in Australia, have a long weekend in two weeks to celebrate the Queen's birthday; good old Liz!
My family will also be celebrating the birthday of a little princess, turning five.
It will be great for Lesley and I to have our whole family together for the first time in several years, having been scattered between this side of the country, the centre and the far side.
Three kids with their spouses and six grandchildren.
Long live the Queen, or something like that!
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