Sunday, April 24, 2011

Easter Sunday

Pam and Courtney Anderson visited us this week. Drew and Alyssa were so excited to see their Gammie and Auntie.


Here we are right after church.






Friday, April 22, 2011

New Dining at the Badgers







Our New Dining Room

The view of the dining room from the living room. The yellow looks more subdued.


The left side of the window where the computer now resides.


The desk/curio cabinet to the right of the door as you go into the kitchen.






This is the area where the computer used to be to the left side of the door as you face the kitchen.









The bookcase looks so organized and I put the Mexican tea set on the table. I like the golden glow of the room. Very cheerful and I have had fun finding pictures to put on the walls to go with the yellow. Tracy did a wonderful job painting and getting everything done. I didn't end up doing much. You can look at her blog and see the before pictures. These pictures show my latest changes.






Eating at the Stingaree

Here we are for another year at the Stingaree! We are NOT getting older.

High Island Visit 2011

The Rookery in Smith Woods

Grandpa Norton pointing the way!



Celebrating Janet's birthday. She is wearing her new Texas Cowgirl shirt now that she is moving back to Texas and will now live in Houston.






Bird watching in High Island.






Nana and Paul ready to catch that Painted Bunting in their sights.









Flowers and butterflies

The stone rabbit that my mother gave me with the Louisiana Iris. I know its real name, but I can't spell it.


This is the climbing rose bush in the front and it has climbed into the crepe myrtle tree.




A view into the back yard with the cat sleeping.




Here I am with my ninth grade students in front of our butterfly wall. We collected 1,000 butterflies to donate to the Holocaust Museum Houston. The boy in the blue jacket is David Wilber's son Brien.










Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Beaumont Art League

Accepting Janet's award at The Beaumont Art League reception.
The Red Queen is now part of the Beaumont Art League's permanent collection.

Jenny T. was also in the show in her own little corner.





David helped me out with a school project. I only wish we had better material for him to work with!