South Bend
Monday, I didn’t do much at all. It was rather nice; sort of like a day off. For the most part, during the day, I sat on the couch in front of the TV, knitting, while Tim cooked and Bill and Cathy ran errands. Yes, Tim in the kitchen, and you know what that means! [...]
As you probably know, the reason for our travels was the Conyers family reunion (pictures below, which you won’t see if you’re in a Reader): I think there were about 75 people there, minimum, only about 25 of whom I knew. It was fun to see the other branches of Tim’s family, meet distant (to [...]
Sunday before and after the family reunion we just sort of hung out; there was a deck to be built, and garden photos to take. We hung out until about lunchtime (the reunion was an afternoon thing) and then went over to that (separate post, coming soon). By about 7 or 8, I was given [...]
Late Friday night we got into South Bend, and we were of course greeted with the usual Conyers flinging-open-of-the-arms — we hung out in Bill and Cathy’s kitchen for hours just chatting, nibbling, drinking, and waiting for more sisters and cousins to show up. Eventually we had a housefull, and I fell blissfully into sleep. [...]
Thursday we spent the day in Chattanooga, being tourists and having fun. Here are the photos that *aren’t* from Rock City and the Incline Railway. As you can see, there was a lot of drinking (which I very much paid for the next day on the road, and I am so glad I don’t suffer [...]
Continuing with the – finally – adding of the old photos which I used to have in a photo album on the previous incarnation of Snarkland, I bring you… Thanksgiving 2002. My first time being with Tim’s family for Thanksgiving, first time meeting his sister Cathy, and the trip during which we told his family [...]
When I changed blog hosts a few years ago, for some reason I never got around to re-posting many of the photos I’d had on the blog from those pre-flickr days. Here are some pictures from the first time I went to meet Tim’s family, in April of 2002. It was a combination Easter weekend [...]
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