Cecil Conner's Football Team

Cecil was Wendy and Chris's grandfather. This is a picture of his high school football team...the same team that Chris played for 60yrs later! (Cecil is the 4th from the left in the second row). Incidentally this photo is now on the homepage of the Reedley High Football web page!

Today I have Miss Molly heavily on my mind. I'm thinking her 9-month milestone may kick-off a whole new season in skill development. What I really wish, of course, is that I could get a hug and give a tickle.... that little smile is infectious!

Love from Grandma Sheri

Becoming a Blogger

Window...thanks for doing the adjustment to the blog.  Now all I have to do is get some pictures done!!

 

Love you, Dad

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Photo Diary Blogs!

Thanks for those of you who participated in our family photo diary study. If you are open to it, I'll share them with each of you (I'll add your link to this page). Let me know!

(Oh, and the blogs continue to be available if you want to take them over for your own evil purposes)

Christmas Party

Adam and I went to the Intuit holiday party on Saturday. Uncle Chris babysat Molly so we could go be grown-ups for a few hours.

Calling all family! Would you participate in a photo diary study?

I need to explore the mechanisms involved in conducting a photo diary study, and I thought it would be great to leverage MY FAMILY.

What you'll need:

• A digital camera


• An internet connection


• An email address (although I can set one up for you)

I'll ask you to take pictures with your camera and have you upload them, along with a description of what it was and why you chose it. (I'll give you all of the instructions). At the end of two weeks, I'll send you a gift for your time.
It should be really fun!!!! (by the way, this is miss Molly, taking a bath!)

If you are interested, please email me (wendycastleman@yahoo.com) or "comment" on this blog!

A couple of weeks ago, we made wine...

Here Chris is cranking on the press... Adam is holding the press down (it moves). Someone else is catching the juice. Someone else pours it into the barrel.