This is an update on the yard. Didn’t get any of the Miniature Crape Myrtle bushes shown as they are a month or two behind all the other bushes.The Azalea Brushes are in full bloom.  Even the grass is beginning to green up. This is true of all the types of Burmuda grasses that I have in the yard. These Burmuda grasses go dorment in the late fall and then come back in the Spring.  The March display of the Yard did show that the back-yard grass was brown.

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I guess as I’ve had a chance to get pictures of Evelyn family, at least part of the tribe, I’ll go ahead and add them to the BLOG. These were also picked up from the Internet so I feel its OK to publish them in this medium.

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Evelyn, Tom, Karl & Peggy

Grand Kids -Sarah, Mary, Brittainy Front - JD, Ryan,Jacob & Paul

The first picture is of Evelyn and her kids, Tom, Karl and Peggy.

The second picture is of the grand-kids. The front row girls are Sarah and Mary (Tom’s) and Brittainy (Peggy’s). The back row is J.d. and Ryan (Peggy’s) and Jacob and Paul (Tom’s)

Steve is Dick Taylor’s son living in Texas. I would guess the following pictures are current 2010 pic’s. I picked them up from the Internet. I hope its OK to publish them in a more private area. Good looking family. They certainly get that from Dick, Shirley and Caroll. I reserve adding Steve to that group at this time. (That’s a joke Steve).

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I guess that Spring has sprung early this year, helped along by the wet and warm weather of the last few weeks. I guess maybe my forecast of a tough winter really didn’t happen. Anyway, the fruit trees are in full bloom and a lot of the flowers are blooming. Maybe a good year for growing “stuff” so I’d better get the ground turned in all the vegtable and flower beds. 

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