Photos of My Sisters and Me
My sister Sandy, piling on the veggies for me and her.
Fred's dessert from Gray Bros. Cafeteria, in Mooresville, Ind. He had Coconut Cream Pie. This pie looked so light and fluffy. I had to buy a whole one to bring home.
Fred's dinner at Gray Bros. Cafeteria. He had Chicken and Noodles, Green Bans, Mashed Potatoes with Cream Gravy
Strawberry Pie with whipped cream from Gray Brother's Cafeteria, in Mooresville, Indiana.
My dinner from Gray's Cafeteria. Salmon Pattie with cheese sauce, mac and cheese and a dish of harvard beets.
This is a picture of my Hubby, Fred. He's helping me out, doing the dishes. Gotta love them for that.
Another backyard view of Lake Dow, in McDonough Ga.
Backyard view of Dow Lake in McDonough Ga. taken from deck at sister Becky's house.
My niece Deidre and her mom, my sister Becky.
My sisters, Becky in background, Sandy in foreground. We were at a Mexican restaurant. We took niece Deidre out to lunch.
My niece Deidre and sister Linda. We took Deidre out to lunch when we visited her at college.
My sister Linda, in background, me in foreground. We were chopping veggies for Guacamole on SuperBowl Sunday. It was so good.
The 3 pizzas we made. One all vegetable, a meat lovers, and a combo.
My B-I-L, Willie. He is such a good guy.
My sister Becky, cheesing it up and loading up her's and Linda's pizza
My sister Becky and her husband Willie. We were making pizza's. Willie made the pizza dough.
This is my niece Deidre, Becky's daughter.
From left to right: Linda, she is next to be in age; Sandy, my youngest sister; Becky, she lives in Georgia, she is 3rd in age; Me, I'm the oldest. 10/17/2011 the gathering after our dad's funeral.
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By the way ,If you have a Walgreens near you eggs are on sale .89 cents a dozen.Aldi's had them for 1.29,Wal-Mart wanted 1.98..I stocked up ..
I have periods where I think about my Mom and Grandma quite often. When I was with my sister's we laughed at how each one of us like our Mom. We also laughed at certain comments that were made and what our Mom would have replied. Everytime my Grandma would get up from where she was sitting she would moan and groan and say, "Oh Dearie". So we immitated my Grandma a lot while we were together.