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| A stunning pastoral scene from our hilltop campground in Kinzer, Pennsylvania. Surrounded by Amish farms, the quiet is so relaxing (except for the traffic and lawnmowers) and where can we find a better view. Tucked away under oak, tulip and flowering Princess trees, our site was a backing challenge to avoid the tree stump and tree limbs but get close to the hook-ups. |
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| Dakota enjoys getting visitors when my sister, Cathy and brother-in-law, David stopped by for some cuddling. Adorable. |
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| Stopping by Kristen's and was met by her one year old King German Shepherd puppy, Kilo. Still somewhat rowdy and extra large at 102+ pounds but training is going very well. He knows all the seven major commands, though "stay" is difficult as he is still easily distracted. |
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| After doing some grocery shopping, Kristen and I spent two hours prepping the ingredients for dinner - Naw'lens style jambalaya. Dave got home in time for dinner while Abby, Megan and her boyfriend, Chris, kept the conversation lively and entertaining.
Bonfire at the Holcomb's - 11 May 2019
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| Dave the grill master serves up cheeseburgers to his youngest daughter, Abby. She may have her own dog now but Kristen still loves our portable fur-babies. |
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| All those years in Girl Scouts for both Kristen and I come in handy when a large bonfire is needed. Unfortunately we had scattered showers during the evening which finally drove us indoors after we extinguished the fire (safety first). |
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| My 87-year old mother is happily returned to her Skilled Care facility. She always enjoys having the dogs come to visit. This Mother's Day was not a good day for outside time so we gathered in her room. She had lots of visitors when Cathy and David arrived. |
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