Category: Photos by Kay

There is a possibility I previously posted this shot of the parking lot at Home Depot. My apologlies if that is indeed the case. I found the perfect shot today as I was crusising through downtown…but I do not yet have the new Photoshop to resize my photos. It should have been here. Will call tomorrow.

One of the first things I did today was fill up the beast so I could run errands. I had a chuckle when this gentleman pulled up with a gas can in the back. I did ask if I might take his picture. When I told him about my blog, he shared that about this time ever year he breaks this rig out and quits driving the gas guzzler. I know that we have had cheap gas in the US for a long time, but these continued increases hurt my pocketbook. In the two weeks I was gone, gas in Sequim went up 23 cents a gallon. I paid $3.03 for regular today. I would be curious to know what you are paying for gasoline. I wish we had more wide spread public transportation in our small town.

Silly Grandma is home! It was an easy flight…but for the second time Continental lost my suitcase. I think it something about the Amarillo-Houston connection.
I made it to Sequim in time to teach my first class for this quarter…and then three quesses where I went next! This photo was taken when the grandson had a broken arm and I went with them to the doctor…just so I could check out that x-ray. There was a distorted mirror in the playroom part of the waiting room.
Thanks to all of you who visited while I was off running around the country. I plan on having time to visit the next couple of days…and I can’t wait.

The clock tower at Peninsula College. Shot was taken last fall.

The last day of my vacation. If all goes well, I will land in time to get my luggage, pick up my car, and head for Sequim. Then it is off to school for the first night of class. Now a smart cookie would have had scheduled a day off before they went back to work…but then that would mean flying on a more expensive day and less money for the road trip…well, that’s no brainer.

I wanted a picture of the shadow this windmill was castiing on the house, and just as I rounded the corner, the sun went behind a cloud.  Rats!  One might think why a windmill in the yard…the wind blows, and blows in this part of Texas.  I once joked that to live here, women had to own stock in a hairspray company.

This photo was taken last year in my backyard. We all know this is not what Easter is all about. Still, I will miss spending the day with my grandbabies.

Day 14 of my vacation. I have written the grandkids postcards each day on my trip. They like to get mail. I like to make sure they know Grandma is thinking of them. Sometimes I beat the cards home and we read them together.

 My brother-in-law plays bells with a local group in Stratford.  I attended practice and loved the piece they played.  I hope to find it on a CD.