This little squirrel buries acorns for hard times.
Patsy puts food into the freezer!
We are very fragile and dependent on nature
Just like the little squirrel...
Care for us Oh, Lord, in hard times.
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Something for Greg and Cheryl Ann
Davis Smith of White Hall was looking for a place to hunt on his new lease on Nov. 15
when he encountered the biggest buck of his life.
He made the most of his opportunity and bagged the biggest buck killed in Arkansas
for the 2008-2009 season. The giant nontypical had 23 scorable points and a rack
with an inside spread that measured23 inches. The main beams measured 29 5 /8
inches and 29 7 /8 inches. The thickest circumference on the main beams was 5 6 /8
inches. The smallest circumference was 4 5 /8 inches. Its live weight was 320 pounds,
and its age was 7 1/2 years old. Boone and Crockett score was 209 points.
when he encountered the biggest buck of his life.
He made the most of his opportunity and bagged the biggest buck killed in Arkansas
for the 2008-2009 season. The giant nontypical had 23 scorable points and a rack
with an inside spread that measured23 inches. The main beams measured 29 5 /8
inches and 29 7 /8 inches. The thickest circumference on the main beams was 5 6 /8
inches. The smallest circumference was 4 5 /8 inches. Its live weight was 320 pounds,
and its age was 7 1/2 years old. Boone and Crockett score was 209 points.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Clayton's Overalls
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Jan. 24--Mom's Day
Friday, January 23, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Little Child's Rememberance
Monument
think about the Washington Monument...the Lincoln
Memorial...These graves in Searcy County were adorned
with much more love I bet. How did they get these
flat rocks moved and stacked here to honor the one
who rested below...a mule and wagon and men working
and sweating for the memory of their mother or father.
Memorial...These graves in Searcy County were adorned
with much more love I bet. How did they get these
flat rocks moved and stacked here to honor the one
who rested below...a mule and wagon and men working
and sweating for the memory of their mother or father.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Horse Puzzle
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Been Tagged
Friday, January 16, 2009
Pontoon over the Arkansas
The Arkanasas River is only about 3 miles from me
as the crow flies. The Galla runs into the Arkansas.
This bridge was over the Arkansas at Dardanelle. A
toll bridge, if you walked across it cost a nickle
and if you had a wagon load it was a quarter. The
pontoon bridges were put together on floating
and secured sections. This one was washed out many
times. When a big rain came, much of the bridge could
end up way downstream. I was looking for this picture
when I found the Carrollton swinging bridge.
as the crow flies. The Galla runs into the Arkansas.
This bridge was over the Arkansas at Dardanelle. A
toll bridge, if you walked across it cost a nickle
and if you had a wagon load it was a quarter. The
pontoon bridges were put together on floating
and secured sections. This one was washed out many
times. When a big rain came, much of the bridge could
end up way downstream. I was looking for this picture
when I found the Carrollton swinging bridge.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Naming After Presidents
I think we will have a lot of kids named Barack...wonder
about Obama? ....and Hussein (spelling wrong). Well, we
had a lot Andrew Jacksons, Thomas Jeffersons, George
Washingtons. Larry has a Grandpa named James K.
Polk Standridge. This is his picture taken during or right
after the Civil War. He was young and unmarried at this
time...he served in the Union Army.
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Sister and Me
Friday, January 2, 2009
Picture for Patsy--One for Helen--
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