Tim's Inaugural Post

With mom's assistance I now know how to post. Here's a picture of the kids from a few days ago with Cameron showing off.

Grandma Ison's Ashes

We found a very nice spot on the Thames in Rainham (town where Jim and Elizabeth were born) to leave the ashes.  There is a very nice 1 1/2 mile walk from the town center to the river that crosses the Rainham marshes - lots of ducks and a big birding area.  We left the ashes on the edge of the river to be taken away at high tide.  It was near an area where some barges have been deposited to commerate their use in creating an artificial harbor in Normandy on D-day.

Leaving London Today

Had a great week in London with Elizabeth and having Chris here for a day and a half was an especially nice coincidence.  We'll be lucky to make it all the way home today given the weather forecast.  Will post other pictures from home-can't get them into the computer here.  Chris took this one on his phone and sent it to us.

Thanks for the cloth from Laos

I spent today making a tablecloth and pillow, and have enough left over to make a few more pillows. It looks better than it does in the photo!Thanks, Tui.

(I know, this isn't nearly as interesting as baby photos, but I don't have any of those.)

The twins have arrived

Sydney, 5 lbs 1 oz and Cameron just over 6 lbs are both doing well.  Melissa is recovering well.

 

Senior Year!

Here are a couple of my senior pictures....

First semester is coming to an end; I'm just working on keeping my grades up and passing all my finals. Counting down the days till graduation on JUNE 15TH!

Leaving Mexico

We are leaving Puerto Morelos on the hottest day so far.  Yesterday was great snorkelling with good visability, no currents, and lots of fish; even Jim want out.  Campeche was a very nice colonial walled city and the Edzna ruins were interesting.