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| Happy Fourth of July May God Bless the U.S.A. |
50 degrees/clear skies/calm winds
Pentoga Road
Indeed, a very happy, wonderful, Fourth of July, to all on this beautiful morning. I think it's important to remember those who are fighting for our country, the men and women in Afghanistan, Iraq, and other places we probably aren't even aware of.
To all, I say, God Bless America. May she stand proud and strong forever.
The Mighty Milligan Fourth of July celebration was a wonderful success. There were more relatives and friends of the family present than I've seen in a long time.
The following pictures best tell the story.
It was a fitting end to a perfect day.
To all, I say, God Bless America. May she stand proud and strong forever.
The Mighty Milligan Fourth of July celebration was a wonderful success. There were more relatives and friends of the family present than I've seen in a long time.
The following pictures best tell the story.
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| Auntie Sargie holding two-week old Piper |
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| Ross's patriotic shoes |
After many hugs and kisses, we pointed the car to the north and west late in the afternoon and made our way back to Pentoga Road. Our bellies were full and after a day of laughter, swimming, and socializing, home looked pretty good.
While watering last night, I realized how beautiful and patriotic Sargie's flowers seemed.
Today will be spent packing and getting ready to take Mom back to Indiana. I have a list of things to do a mile long, mowing the yard being one of them.
Meanwhile, it's time to get in gear.
After all, a man's work is never done.
So are the tales from Pentoga Road...
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| The youngster, eighty-nine year old Mom (on the right) helping ninety year old Louise, up the steps. |
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