Here Aaron cannonballs his way into the swimming hole.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Geronimo!
Baby Alex Hanging Out
A View From a Hill
Angie and I are sleeping in a queen size bed in a loft complete with its own bathroom. Anna is on a pull out sofa outside our room, Aaron is sleeping somewhere downstairs (I hear there's like another house downstairs), and Alex is sleeping with us.
Today, we'll try some hiking, some swimming and general exploring.
This is home for the next couple of days.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Alex First Swim
Alex went swimming in his inflatable floatie. Watch for his expression.
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Friday, July 3, 2009
When All Communications Fail ...
Have you ever seen license tags that say "amateur radio"? You may have wondered what amateur radio is all about. This video gives you a quick glimpse into an emergency preparedness drill that "hams" all over the USA participate in on the last weekend in June.
When all communications fail ... ham radio gets through.
Monday, June 22, 2009
FDR Camping Trip
Watch a quick review here of our camping trip to FDR State Park, May 29-31, 2009. This will always be remembered as a very special camping trip not only because of the beauty of the outdoors we experienced but also because this was the very last time we visited with dad before his sudden tragic death.
I will always remember that dad came with mom on Saturday afternoon. He showed Aaron how to sharpen an axe, helped Aaron build a fire, held his grandson, Alex and loved on his granddaughter, Anna.
Dad was an avid outdoorsman so I consider it a privelege that we were able to spend our last time together in a place we both enjoyed.
Miss you dad. I will continue the Copeland family camping tradition. That's a promise!
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Granny Cope's 95th Surprise Birthday Party
My sister, Becky Copeland Russell, pulled off a surprise birthday party this past weekend for Grandma Eunice English Copeland's 95th birthday.
Grandma was so surprised. In fact, my nephew, Jay Russell, said not only did she have tears in her eyes but he said her ears turned red which was automatic that granny was very happy.
Thanks to all her friends and family who came and made her 95th birthday so special.
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