Love this page with snapshots of Greg through the years playing baseball.  Especially at this time of year I miss those cool fall nights in Flemington watching him play.  Looking back, those baseball days flew by so fast.

I have been experimenting some more with digital scrapbooking.  I am finding that I really love doing this as it gives me the flexibility to change things on the fly.  It's also less messy.  Here are the latest:

I have a feeling that I may be getting more scrapbooking done by doing it "digi".  

Less than 6 hours until we take Greg to the airport for his junior year study abroad program in Ireland.  I know this will be a great experience for him but we will sure miss having him around here.  My mom would have been so happy to see him spending time in the land of his ancestors.

I love these two.  Both Casey and Greg came home for Father's Day weekend!  We had tons of fun and enjoyed each others' company.  Sunday night we ended the weekend by playing tennis.  I couldn't have asked for a better weekend.  Larry and I are so blessed.

Happy Father's Day Dad!  You were such a wonderful father and I miss you so very much.

Mom and Dad's Wedding Day

Pepe and Greg 1992

After a long week of working and rain occurring on most days, I was able to get into the garden yesterday and pick the peas.  I picked enough for 2 dinner servings for all of us and will probably pull them out of the freezer for Thanksgiving.  It was a very good crop and I am considering putting in a late crop of peas.  It's funny how I really don't care for peas except fresh from our garden.

The yellow squash is looking good and we should have a bumper crop of that.  I can't wait for the fresh tomatoes.

Back from a wonderful visit with Casey in Boston.  She was moving from Braintree to Quincy and we went out to help her move.  Thursday was a very busy day with making 3 trips with the U haul and van between the 2 places and cleaning out the old place.  We finished around 4:30 pm and were dead tired.  It was worth it as her new apartment is perfectly located for commuting into Boston and has a very nice layout.

Friday was spent sightseeing and enjoying Boston.  Larry and I started the day with the tours of John Adam's birthplace, first home and Peacefield (his and Abigail's home).  It turns out that Peacefield is less than 1 mile from Casey's apartment and is on a great street for running or riding her bike.  After our tours, we headed to Casey's and met up with her and Cyrus.  We had lunch at a very nice restaurant in Quincy (Mexican, yummmm!) and then headed into Boston to go to the Aquarium.  It was a beautiful day and we walked along the Rose Fitzgerald Parkway, Fanueil Hall and spent a long time at the aquarium.  It was a long day and we were all beat, but we had so much fun.

Look what we found sleeping on the sand mound in the backyard.  This little fawn was sound asleep.  We didn't see the mother anywhere nearby but suspect she was in the evergreens nearby.  This sweet baby slept there for about 10 minutes before getting up and running towards the evergreens on very spindly legs.

While most people hate having deer in their backyard, I don't mind too much because they are so beautiful.  They don't eat our shrubs, merely just sleep in the yard.  As for the snakes found in our backyard lately, I'm not such a fan.