I see it, I see it.

After Sylvia ran up the hill and told me to grab my camera, which she does quite often, I took off down the hill with anticipation. After trying to see what it was she wanted me to photograph, I finally focused in on the object. This is such a wonderful place to live in.

Here's another weird thing

While downtown today there was a truck full of manon chino. It's a very sweet fruit grown in a tree. Check it out.

And the winner is. . .

Today, Annie and I were the official judges at the Caldera School in Caldera, Panama for the first grade class. We had to judge the cooking of two 1st grade students on verbal presentation of what they were presenting, taste, food presentation and something else that Annie and I had no idea what it was.

This is the dish that won

This is the winner Ana

This was the second place winner and her presentation

Orchids

After taking a month off I thought I would start up again with photos of some of Annie's many Orchids. Don't ask the names just enjoy.

On our way to Denver

We're on our way to Denver from Bozeman, MT. via West Yellowstone and Yellowstone National Park. We had a wonderful time in Bozeman visiting with our 6th grandchild. Francie is a dream. She has the temperament of her grandfather. Never gets upset and smiles all the time. Life is good. The scenery getting here has been spectacular but nothing like my granddaughters beauty.

What a zoo!!!!!

Today we were off to the Tucson Zoo. It's really quite a nic zoo with plenty of animals and exhibits. Yet, it's small enough to see it all in an hour or so. Then we went off to a Mexican restaurant for a great lunch. We are off to Bozeman, Montana tomorrow where we'll see our new granddaughter, Francie. Adios

"We are the Champions"

Justin follows the family tradition. Last night under the lights at McDonald Park the Grasshoppers won the Tanque Verde Little League championship 24-18. Not quite a pitchers battle but really exciting.