TECHNO DINOSAUR EVOLVING: NOW ABLE TO POST PHOTO

YIPPEE! I posted a picture! I can't tell you what an accomplishment this is! Now I'm all excited to learn how to use our digital camera!

This photo is from July 2005, whitewater rafting on the Hudson River in NY. I'm smack dab in the middle, third person on the left of the raft. Our guide, "Critter," is at the back of the raft, raising his arms like people do on roller coasters. The rest of us are hanging on for dear life. Aaron's in front, gulping the hits we take.

Thanks to my nephew, Ryan Bowman, for giving me some great directions for posting photos. It's really easy. Email me if you want to know how.

The next thing I want to do on this blog is figure out how to link you to Ryan's blog about their adventures in China!

Have a great week, and if you're a Buckeye football fan, don't hang your head in shame too long. It's only a game . . . National championship, true, but it's only a game!

Comments

Anonymous said…
I am so proud of you Mom!! Maybe you can start sending me more pictures of you all, you can even make your own photo albums on line now for everyone to see. Wow, isn't technology great!!! They just came out with a new i pod that does almost everything except establish world peace. It takes pictures, play music, plays movies, and it is also a telephone!!

Anyways, I am glad that you are writing this blog. Although, it does make me feel a tad bit guilty. Like I am taking a peak into your diary. I do think that it is great.

I love you!!
Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Phil and Beth said…
Aunt Ferree-

It's me...your other nephew, Phil (or Phillip, you choose). Good to see you've got your own blog. Now that Ryan and Aimee are in China...I'm trying to make time to set up a blog for Beth and I and the kids. We have a photobucket.com site with pics...unfortunately, I cannot get to it from my work, it's blocked by I.T. I'll see if I can get that to you some time soon. Good to hear from you...and Lisa for that matter. Lisa...if you see this...here's a big "hi" from us in Holland...HI!!!

Phil

Phil
Thursday, January 11, 2007
Ferree Bowman Hardy said…
Lisa! No one should feel like they're peeking in my diary here--believe me, I keep my secrets secret! I'm just glad you're reading it; it's good to feel connected. Phil! You and Beth, too! I'll look forward to the photobucket and your up and coming blog. Just me--Mommy or Auntie
Thursday, January 11, 2007
LeAnne said…
It was fun checking out your blog, even inspired me to try my own. I enjoyed your Christmas letter and I am trying to finish up the GOMPF New Year's letter! Look for updates soon. LeAnne Gompf (here in Morrow County)
Sunday, January 14, 2007
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