Snow Puppy

Warm January

Winter

my vantage point.

Occupy Columbus: Day 1

Rain Rain Go Away: but the cats don't seem to mind

A community comes together to bury a beloved neighbor

Story by Alan Johnson
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH

When Betty Lou Davis died Jan. 29, her sons had no money to pay for a funeral - not even for a coffin to bury her in.
But Davis, 79, faithful churchgoer in her Athens County community, often told her two boys, "You should trust in the Lord. He will always find a way to get things done."
Turns out she was right.
Thanks to family and friends Davis had a proper funeral yesterday in 106-year-old White’s Chapel Wesleyan Church where she attended. She was laid to rest in a handsome, handmade casket of aged poplar lined with purple cloth and was lowered into a grave dug by her friends and neighbors.

Images by Courtney Hergesheimer

Betty's two sons and sister say their last goodbyes.


Betty's son is comforted by a neighbor.


Neighbors and friends carry Betty's homemade coffin to the grave they dug for her the day before.

Happy Home Owners (so far)

Juan and I bought our first home in April but I am just now getting around to posting pictures...

now we have room for guests!

and of course I had a garden going before we were unpacked!

the progression..

view from my office :)

16 hours of shooting and 18 hours of production

lil post

Juan and I moved, (pictures coming soon) and Peggy moved into our old place!! Doesn't she look happy!



lil lilly pad

Baby Donohoe's Birth Day!

Baby Girl Donohoe was born this afternoon at 3:37 P.M.
She weighed 8.1 pounds and was 19 inches long.

Many people waited patiently for her arrival

Great Day to Feed the Geese

Shooting

So a man went off his medicine and started shooting at his neighbor's houses with a high powered rifle and some hand guns. Luckily no one was hurt.

Up in the Air