Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Birds of Port A




My favorite---roseate spoonbill




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Great Beach Days on Padre Island

John and Fred watch Sam take a dip

Tex and I try to stay in the shade.


We couldn't understand how a big TV could be 7 miles down the beach--it had no guts.

Family picture by the ferry.


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Fishing at Port A

Fred and John---day trip on Scat Cat


Fred's best red snapper.

John's catch

Fred went other days. Some really good eating.


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Monday, August 15, 2011

Port Aransas July 2011

Vacation at Port Aransas. Sam drove over from Houston and John flew in. Down on Padre Island, we met a sand sculptor who was practicing for the sand sculpture competition. Learned a lot from him.


Enjoyed shrimp poboys at Hook's

Enjoyed watching the dolphins and boat traffic from the park.

Beautiful sunsets

John feeding turtles in the pond at our park.





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Cade and Kenslea

I love being "Aunt Janice" to Stacey's grandchildren. Kenslea playing with an old purse that I gave her.


Watching one of Cade's ballgames.

They came over to swim.

Such great kids!!!






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Outdoor concerts at the lake

Beautiful evening at Lake Ray Hubbard with Joe and Jan




Good people watching, sunsets, and a great band, Professor D


Boaters enjoyed the concert, too.







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Mesquite Rodeo

We were given tickets to the rodeo in June. Front section right by the chutes. Exciting when those bulls came out!!!



Surprise for me---one of the calf ropers was from Carthage. I used to teach his dad in Beckville.








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June Bunco at my House

My neighborhood Bunco group--I got a new hat this year----a lighted pink feathery cowboy hat---we really had so much fun with it!!!!



Delores

Connie found the lights

Delores, Priscilla, Deana

Nancy LouAnn, Deb, and Kathy


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Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Fred's Canadian Fishing Trip

Fred went with friends to Hailey's Camp in Ontario to fish. They drove and then rode a boat for two hours to reach the camp in the wilderness. One day they took a float plane to an interior lake to fish. All of the lakes were trophy lakes--release only. The only fish they got to eat was a shore lunch prepared by the guides each day.


Fred caught 3 trophies--2 small mouth bass and 1 northern pike as well as many other fish.

Trophy northern pike To be a trophy, a northern pike has to be 38", a walleye has to be 27", and a small mouth bass has to be 18"

Joe and Fred wait for the shore lunch.

Small mouth bass



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Harris Reunion June 2011


Nicole (my niece), Hayley, Jay (my nephew), Kody, Sam (my brother), Lowell (my nephew), Janice, and John (my son)




John and Tex


Lowell and Jay play games

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