Our road was fairly quiet this morning when I went for my brief walk while getting the paper.
Must be a lot of people staying home for the holiday, and, who knows, many may have turned it into a four-day weekend.
I hope that freedom for all citizens in this country can remain a staple and that we never have another situation in our history where freedom means the end fellow human beings being enslaved.
Even in these turbulent times, may we still cling to the aspiration that we are better than that.
Pastures are still looking lush, but they're also showing signs of drying up.
We need rain . . . badly.
Helen's Rose
Twas a dog-day afternoon for Bridie yesterday as she found her spots in the shade and did plenty of snoozing.
Since it's a Federal holiday, I'll enjoy the opportunity to be a little lazy today and let the pictures do the rest of the talking.
Debbie, niece Laura and Laura's cousin Heather.
Willie hanging his photography for a POAC exhibit.
Classmate Lee Rosenboom and his wife Kathy.
Swiss Miss aka Laura was impressed with her cinnamon roll from the Bread Basket Bakery.
Hey, Ruth, Happy Birthday from your North Idaho friends.
Hope you are enjoying your visit to Selle.
Trouble? Maybe! 😍
That's Dr. Brian Luce, a veterinarian with a clinic along I-90 near Post Falls.
He's also a former student who played basketball at Sandpoint High with Willie.
We had a chance meeting in Phoenix Airport a few years ago.
Curt Hagan, food bank volunteer.
Below: two of the McNearney sisters, who judged a Fourth of July Parade.
Rose Marie, the "outlaw."
Bill's first trip to Hawaii.
Birthday party for Debbie, put on by food bank volunteers and staff.
An English class when we still had blackboards a year or two ago.
My friend Susie aka Sky who lives in Colorado but once lived at what is now the Bonner County Fairgrounds.
Below: cute little ladies.
Emerald Empire Arabian Club members who worked as staff at a school show a few years ago.
Below: my classmate Susan at a Celebrate Life walk.
Talented sculptor Gabe Gabel at a draft horse show.
Below: classmates Ruthann, Marianne, Gail and Phyllis being silly at our 50th class reunion ten years ago.
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