Granny Pam I was at Google Maps calculating the time it will take us to drive over to meet D2 tomorrow and retrieve our three young grandchildren, when I noticed that Google has a “Walking Directions” function. Beta, of course. We noted the time that it would take to “walk it”, 1 day, 6 hours, and it … Read more
Papa and I arrived home a couple of days ago, after a tour that included 3 bluegrass festivals, 2 quick stops at home, 3 grandchildren, a couple of rainstorms, and a bunch of fun. First, the bluegrass, the reason for the tour. We attended the Hart Brothers Festival near Guysville, Ohio. Had a great time, … Read more
Or, perhaps we’ve been gone a long time. We arrived home yesterday with GS3 and GD’s 1 and 2. The washer has been running ever since. Nothing like a little camping with three kids to make a little wash. I mixed up cookies last night, and vacuumed, and made up beds for the girls, and … Read more
You can read about Belle Lamunion, 1864-1848, and her amazing box of family memories here. Belle married Henry H. Fellows, 1858-1905 in 1879 in Ashland Township, Newaygo County, Michigan. This series of posts will center around the items that were in the box. If you are related to this family, please contact me. I’ll update … Read more
You can read about Belle Lamunion, 1864-1848, was Papa’s great-grandmother. Belle married Henry H Fellows, 1858-1905 in 1879 in Ashland Township, Newaygo County, Michigan. This series of posts will center around the approximately 405 items in the box which are in my possession. I scanned the items one at at time as they were picked … Read more
My mother-in-law’s grandmother was a tiny woman named Belle Lamunion. She lived from 1864 to 1948: she was born in New York and died in Michigan. She and her first husband Henry H. Fellows were the parents of either eight or nine children, the records aren’t completely clear. The Lamunion family were apparently close, and … Read more
Papa and I are taking a little drive down the road tomorrow. The littlest most economical car is all packed and ready to roll. The cooler is in the garage, waiting for me to add the last minute “stuff”. We are taking a tent, a cooler, some clothing, and a few other necessities. We’ll be … Read more
Today, I would like to thank the clover for thoughtfully filling in all the spaces in my lawn which were left when I removed the dandelions. Gratefully, Granny Or, as I’ve heard my Mom sarcastically say, “Gee, Tanks.”
Look before the link to cat number 1 is outdated. This cat was featured in the humane society “adopt a pet” section last Sunday, in the Detroit Free Press. Here is a a picture I took this morning of Chloe, one of two kittens D2 brought home from that society last year. OK. As Papa … Read more