Stupid is as stupid does, wow!!!

The parrot probably asked him for a beer.

Wow, glad to hear everything will be ok. I heard on the news this week of a girl that had an M80 go off in her hand. I guess I was very lucky in the past years doing the fireworks, we did some very stupid things with them. I love to watch them but I have a lot more respect for them now that I am OLD.

Great pics Chech, looks like the weather did a big change after we left the park but it also provided some great pics and good fishing for you. I'm glad the fishing got better, you were working pretty hard to find them as we left you. Thanks again for the wonderful vacation in Yellowstone, as we watched some Yellowstone shows on the National Geographic channel last night we could relate to a lot of their show, thanks to our wonderful guides.

Morning Everyone,
It's been so long since I've been on the computer I can hardly remember how to operate this thing. We are home from our vacation and does it ever feel good to sleep in our regular bed. We had a wonderful trip, it was a dream come true for the both of us. We were watching National Geographic on the TV last night and it brought back the days we spent with Chech and Dennis in the park during our trip. What a memory we have of the park thanks to those two, what a show they provided for us.I think Dennis and Chech know more about Yellowstone than the park Rangers, their knowledge was just amazing. I haven't had a chance to talk with Chech since we left Yellowstone but our trip out of the park on the East side was so beautiful that morning, Mrs. J was really busy with the camera.   

We traveled over 8,000 miles during those 6 weeks and we managed to see and experience what we have watched on TV for all these years, it was just awesome. I will admit though, it felt good to see Tuscaloosa as we arrived home.

Not likely, we are a long way from there and the weather is way too iffy to even if it were a short trip. We had thought about it when we first started planning the trip but we have to go to Douglas, Wyoming next.

No I'm still around and read a lot of the posts. We have been treated to a trip of a lifetime here at Yellowstone. Chech and Friend has treated us to the sights of Yellowstone as no other persons could possible do, it's been totally unreal. The biggest surprise has been the folks that we have met from Alabama. We met a tourist yesterday that lived on 15th street when the bad tornado hit Tuscaloosa. Also there are young ones working in the restaurants from Alabama, it's really a small world.

Have you checked the temp outside this morning?

It was a great day for Bama baseball and softball, beat some Tigers. 
Speaking of rain, will it ever end? I just looked at the extended forecast and it doesn't look good for the beginning of our trip on Wednesday, nothing but rain and storms will be greeting us for the days ahead.

  Indeed.

Morning All,
   
In reading all of your latest posts, we have been blessed here in Ttown, no storms or rain the past few days. Per the golf course though, a little rain might needed within the next few days but storms are not needed.

Mrs. J and I have been busy of late preparing for our "Dream Trip" that will begin next Wednesday. Last weekend we went to Fayetteville to visit our granddaughters who were a part of a fashion show that they insisted we be there. The youngest was part of the show and when Mrs. J and i saw what she was wearing for her role in the show, I asked her if she wanted to borrow my t-shirt. It was an experience and a lesson learned, I don't fit in real well with the "now generation"  .

We will be returning to Fayetteville next Wednesday for the graduation of the oldest of the two grandchildren there and we will head out on our trip westward the next day which will end with our return to Ttown at the end of June. We have no certain plans of where we are going except we hope to meet up with Chech in Yellowstone Park for a couple of days when we get to that area. The only other planned visit is to Little Falls, Minnesota to visit our son on our way back from the West. I will be playing in a golf tournament with him June 21st. We are also planning on visiting Busch Gardens as we go southward from there toward home.

Mrs. J is all excited about the trip and I am excited for her as I still remember that day she was seriously injured on the farm and I thought I was about to lose her. The decision to sell the farm has changed our lives in many ways and praise God for providing this wonderful change for us.

Take care everyone and I'll try to check in occasionally during the course fo the trip. RTR!!!

Some how I get the feeling there is more to this than $1.

From where this team started this year with no starting pitcher, I would call it a gem of a job that both pitchers did. Beating Florida at home is not easy and they did it twice yesterday. I wonder when is the last time they lost a double header at home except when Georgia swept them.