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These
pictures I title "If Bev was a president she'd be BABErham
Lincoln." More pictures from 1994. |
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This
picture I title "Pile of Studs." It's hard to say what
is going on here exactly, but it's safe to say that there aren't many
women who wouldn't want to be in the middle of this pile. This
picture was from 1994. In particular order in this photo are Steve
Julian, Butch Miller, Mike Capilo, Drew Gallagher and I. |
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I
just got a digital camera - a Canon G1 - rated the #1 digital
camera by Consumer Reports. These pictures here are some
"test" pictures that I took and they turned out to be
rather impressive. (Left) These are some of Bev's violets
that I caught in the early morning sun. (Center) This
might appear to be a field of Daffodils, but it's actually just
a potted gift we received when Jolie was born. I took this
picture with the Daffodils sitting on the hospital room window
sill the morning after she was born. (Right) These are
some beautiful flowers that we received from Cathy (Ketcher)
Rowley and her family.
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Dean
Stremba and his new dirt bike. Picture taken February 2002.
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This is
the tattoo that Steve Stremba got on his arm in February 2002.
This picture was donated by Steve for my website to increase the
web-coolness factor by 100%. |
This is
the '94 Mustang Cobra my Dad bought in February 2002. It had only
70,000 miles when he bought it. '94 was the 30 year anniversary of
the Mustang, and he actually had a '64 Mustang when he was younger.
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My hot
wife in a skirt showing off her hot legs and putting away some cold
milk at our townhouse in Wyomissing back around 1996. |
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Dinner
with the Moyers/Kreishers/Gallaghers, 12/26/01
Picture on left: Marc, me, Drew, Mike
Picture on right: (Front) Sue, Mike, Drew, Margaret; (Back) Missy,
Marc, Bev, me |
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CASTLE
OF VERSAILLES (built in 1623)
Near Paris, France (Part of our 1996 Vacation)
These pictures that I took do not do justice to the
vast beauty and immensity of this place. Additionally, both the
outside AND inside has to be seen to get a full appreciation of both how
ornate it is, and just how absurdly wealthy King Louis XIV must have
been. The castle, one of the largest in the world, has more than
2,000 windows, 700 rooms, 1250 fireplaces, 67 staircases and more than
1,800 acres of park. The park gardens full of flora, fountains,
sculptures and waterfalls are just as spectacular as the castle
itself.
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