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Whoever came up with the idea for pool noodles was a genius-so cheap, practically garbage, and yet so wonderful and awesome and fun.
A house for relaxation on the shores of a sea, is a thing to possess. Rich Cairenes and Arabs from other parts of the region buy or rent such houses for summer so that they can spend the season with their families or according to their heart-desires. I'd like to have one of those!
Downtown Stillwater Bike Night 2013; 5-7-13; Week 1
Downtown Stillwater invites bikers to a fun-filled night full of music, food and prizes in down town.
Bike Night is held on the first Tuesday of every month. For more information visit www.downtownstw.com/
With the weather just about the right temperature, it's a perfect time to have an outdoor BBQ lunch party at AMAX!
Boys with Hi Li "masks" over their faces, playing at a summer picnic with a castle jumpee in the background
Our daughter had her wisdom teeth pulled this morning so we are taking it easy today. She hasn’t lost much of her wisdom, beat me twice!
Rotary Express Train. Village Park. Kannapolis, North Carolina.
This is the model train which runs through one of our local parks. Today (Memorial Day) is the first day of the new season, after a long winter nap. I was fortunate enough to capture it just as it emerged from the station on its first run.
From the park’s website :
The Rotary Express Train is a g-24 scale replica model of an authentic CP Huntington. The original CP Huntington was the first locomotive purchased by the Southern Pacific Railroad, carrying that railroad's number 1 engine. Huntington used the locomotive beginning on April 15, 1864, during construction of the western portion of the First Transcontinental Railroad in North America.
Our CP Huntington is number 262 of the 320 that have been hand crafted. This train has a history of serving families in the New Orleans, Louisiana area and was moved here just two weeks before Hurricane Katrina.
The Kannapolis Rotary Club donated funds for Rotary Station. Mr. J. Carlyle Rutledge, a longtime member of the Kannapolis Rotary Club, also generously supported the project and requested that the train go by the name Rotary Express. A coach is named in honor of Martin Marietta for their generous donation of stone that was used in the installation of the track.
A lot of children who have to be dragged in hot summer to admire Millenium Park, get to have fun themselves.