20150714

For Tuesday, July 14th


Taylor and Hedge
July 2015


Emma, Joe, Taylor and Hedge
Cousins in TX


Joe and Taylor with uncle Mike


Joe and Taylor
Awe, the hugging cousins!


Taylor and Hedge

20150712

For Monday, July13th


Mimi sent pictures of the town of
"Ray" North Dakota, population 500.


The huge flame at the pump jack sites are called flares.
She says you can drive up really close to them, and that they 
are very loud and you can feel the heat coming from it.


A small town with one restaurant, a gas station,
a very small market, and a bar. Everything is closed
on Sundays except the gas station.

20150711

For Sunday, July 12th


Emma, Hedge and Taylor in
Fort Worth
July 2015

20150709

For Friday, July 10th


Joe dancing with his cousin 
Bridget, July 2007


Joe and Bridget


A Cotter wedding.
Kelsey, Jeanni and Frank Sr are on the left side of the group,
Joe, Frank and Paddy are in the middle of the back row.

20150708

For Thursday, July 9th


Patti's crew every Wednesday.
She says 6 boats sailed on this day.
Looks like they are having a great time.
Thanks for the picture Patti!
July 2015

20150707

For Wednesday, July 8th


From Steven:
"Maureen spent the weekend with Taylor in Texas and they had a great time. 
They went to Austin and toured University of Texas...
Taylor is now assigned to the 1st Calvary Division and they et to wear Stetson Cowboy hats. 
The 1st Calvary has a long proud tradition and are a gun-ho group.
You probably remember the movie "Apocalypse Now" and the attack
helicopters, and Robert Duval wearing the Stetson Cowboy hat. 
Maureen took Taylor to the uniform store and got him his hat."


Taylor wearing his new hat.

For Tuesday, July 7th


Jim at the new cafeteria "J Street Bistro", at Mercy General Hospital


Picture from Mimi
Hail balls from a bad hail storm in Crosby
that caused major damage to cars and I can't imagine
how it would feel to be hit by one of these solid ice balls
 falling from the sky.


The water tower in Wildrose (population 100)


"Canola fields as far as the eye can see", as reported
by Mimi. This is for food grade oil.