Fun about the Telephones

http://www.sonnyradio.com/oldphones.htm

Now you know what happened to Ma Bell!

What you do not know is the absolute, pathetic, situation of telephone wires into your houses and the left over, unrepaired, never replaced LEAD PIPES, carrying your wire into your house. Remember, You and Yours and Pets walk across the land being
polluted by these LEAD PIPES. Not one Business that has anything to do with DSL, or Telephones have been keeping up
or repairing these wires and pipes and boxes for nearly 60 years or more. Not since Ma Bell was broken up and the Babies
were suppose to pull their weight and decided Crumbling wire and high prices to the customer was the best policy.
Not one congressman in any form has responded to my questions. City, County, State, Federal.
You would think the Federal Government would have demanded the slip shod wiring would be a major overhaul
for the safety of all concerned. Guess when an official is burnt by lightening. Some type of Government will
react.

More to come with photos too!

VSD for August

August VSD is going to be a wonderful time! By the chance of commenting first on the July VSD. I get to supply the photo for the month of August. So, one of these photos is going to be a star. VSD is a lot of fun.

Knitting socks

Here is a "Secret Knitter". Seems Socks are the main theme these days. Will upload the second person I saw later.

Virtual Drawing

Wow! This was fun except for a 'bump' with blogger upload.
I really just had a lot of fun with this photo.
I must also, include that this picture is from a photo supplied by Leslie Hawes.
The fruit is called a Sunquat, a cross between a kumquat and a lemon. I really enjoyed the
abstract handling I did and enjoyed all the CP involved.


Thank-you so much!

Sherrie Roberts

Photos- the last ones! Mother's Day!

Mother's Day!

Here are photos of my Mother and Her Mother. They are the last that I have before their deaths.

My GrandMother was at her highest weight of Her life. Her face was smooth and less wrinkled than I had ever seen.

Even, as a very small child Her face was terribly wrinkled from working in the sun Pulling corn and hoeing crops.

It was a hot day in May, it was my youngest college graduation and Birthday! This is the last time I would

see both my Parents together. My Mother had dyed Her hair a bright white without blueing as you see in my GrandMother's hair. As Mother and Daughter they conflicted with each other on how to rear children, religion, work, clothes, My GrandMother was on Her death bed when Her daughter came home.

Love to All! ((( Circle of Mother's Day Hugs )))

Sherrie