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Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Rain and Remembrance

Rain, blown up from the Gulf of Mexico by Tropical Storm Hermine continues as I keyboard this posting. Happily, it's ending the driest August in central Oklahoma I can remember. Being from Louisiana, rain on the roof always makes me melancholy and causes me to reflect on events from the past. Here are a few pics from a 2001 4th of July party.

Lee, Lanny and Betsy
Angela, Kathy and Diana
Helen and Kate
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