Washington DC at Cherry Blossom Time
Sunrise is my favorite time to go there.

More from Mississippi
Front of the house I was working on.
Family night, the home owners join us at the PDA village for dinner
Nest to the village is a playground built by a fire dept from NJ

Mississippi

I spent a week in Mississipi with my son Joe working with a organization called PDA. We were in a small town called Pearlington. The town is along the Pearl river, 45 min north of New Orleans. The town was flatten by Katrina. They still have no Post Office or schools. To learn more about Pearlington than I can put here read this site http://operationeden.blogspot.com. Most of my week was mudding ,sanding and painting drywall.
This is MS Suzie with her lump of sugar (Joe). She survived Katrina by holding on to a post on her front porch. She is 75 years young.
These are MEMA trailers not FEMA. The M is for Mississippi
This is what most of Pearlington MS looks like.
My home for the week. They are corrugated plastic. We had a severe storm and they never moved.

A weekend of bird watching,sunsets and time with the love of my life.

A 65 degree January night in DC at the Wall.

On the first Saturday in December on the battlefield in Sharpsburg,MD 1,400 volunteers place 23,110 luminaries to honor the soldiers who died,wounded or missing in the Battle of Antietam, September 17,1862.
It is a amazing site to see.

I love the colors of fall. We have been visiting Civil War sites to put together a calendar,these are from Manassas and Antietam.