...and two months later...

So I had really, really planned to have blogged more often this summer. Well it looks like I am keeping up with my current routine of blogging every two months. I really hope that improves soon. Summer, yet again is going by really fast. We spent most of June dealing with Steve's lypoma on his back. Luckily when he had surgery the end of June all went great. Steve was sore for a few days, but was released to do anything he wanted within four days. Yet, we did make several trips to the lake and river. I spent lots of time attempting to clean and organize the house as well as spending quality time with the dogs. The last week of July was spend in the FL Keys, now I have one more week of summer before I begin school on Aug. 9.

Savannah's happy spot.

Tut, Tut don't be shy for mommie!

Look at that huge paw. That is his way of giving hugs.

He loves his collar and charms.

I think I bothered him too much this summer. He like spending time being lazy.

Tut says, "OK I am smiling! Are you done yet?"

Tut's happy spot. Even though he is photographed out!

Happy doggies!

I love his charms too. When they jingle every morning it just melts my heart!

I love that boy!

Fishy!

Steve decided to reclaim his room in the basement to relocate his office.

Weekends have been spent hanging out with family at Papa's river.

The dogs have not been enjoying their weekly baths.

Tut loves to curl up and sleep.

Fishing on the lake.

Seriously fishing...

Daddy's "new" white Chevy!

Papa's

I woke up several nights and could not find Savannah, I looked EVERYWHERE. She would always just randomly appear. But this time I caught her, she had been sleeping on the basement couch. I thought the chair would block her, yet it only provided a shelter.

When Steve moved his office I had to combine all of my art and sewing stuff into one room, boy was that a long day.

Steve and I spent a day hang out on the Hootche in ATL with a great group of fly fisher people (I was the only girl in the group)!

Sunset in Murphy, NC while Mary and I returned from Robbinsonville visiting friends.

Tut

Summer times best treat!

YUMMY!!!!!!!

My first tomatoes of the season!

Steve's mom decided that she needed some Costa del Mars like the rest of the family.

We worked on our casting skills.

I still think I am better than Steve.

We were rear-ended twice in Gainesville (on the same road) five days apart. We were really lucky. We were not hurt at all and only the rear bumper was scratched. The other folks were fine as well, but they did have damage to their front bumpers.

In early June we had several bad storms. This rainbow was after the worse one that came through Dahlonega. This photo was taken near the end of 400 when I had to turn around due to powerlines down over the road.