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| Carsen with David and Reed Durham. |
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| Every occasion needs a cake from the "best" bakery in Fort Worth .... Harper's Bluebonnet Bakery. |
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| Ray Lewis and the Baltimore Ravens take the field against the St. Louis Rams. |
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| Karla and Carsen at the front door of Ray Lewis' Full Moon BBQ. |
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| Stephen Jackson ... a class act! |
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| Karla and Carsen pictured with Sports Steve, a local Baltimore radio personality. |
Check out the progress on the dog kennel ... Terry and
Carsen are converting the little barn in the backyard into a home for the dogs and hope to be finished soon. It has been re-fashioned
with a new door and 4 windows.
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| The kennel is coming along ... framed out - just needs wire. |
Everyone loves the new Mule and it is coming in handy around
our place ... hauling wood or feed, checking fences or checking the tanks, going to the neighbors, etc.
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| Carsen with his favorite family ... the Watson's/Addington's/Logue's ... our neighbors in Decatur. |
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| Carsen and Sam enjoying themselves at the Fiddle Creek Steak House. |
In October, we took a trip to Baltimore for a long weekend - Carsen
and Karla to see Ray Lewis and the Baltimore Ravens and Terry to visit some of the historical sites in the city. We had a
great time ... the Ravens had a great game against the St. Louis Rams and we enjoyed visiting the Inner Harbor and other historical
sites in the city. We hope you enjoy our pictures!
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| The visit to Antietam was incredible - much larger than we expected. |
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| Roads wound thru the battlefield for miles with markers identifying differnent battalions who fought |
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| Baltimore's Inner Harbor ... a breathtaking site. |
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| Historical Burnside's Bridge |
Side view of the support structure going up for the covered
runs which will be 4 x 16 and extend from the inside of the building outside with doggy doors. At the end of the runs,
will be large playyards for the dogs.
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