More Asa

At home

Asa with Mom's Family

Asa with Dad's Family

Uncle Drew and Aunt Erin, Grandma and Grandpa Forrest (we still have to figure out what to call them...)

Key Players

The key players in the delivery. Dr. Kuntz, Nurse Anna, and Mom with nurse Shelley.

The First Pictures

Like, these were taken in the first five minutes...

Sunset

Camera Phone City Shots

At top: Cincinnati, looking back behind Great American Ballpark.
At bottom: Louisville, looking from a line of stopped cars on the I-65 bridge coming from Indiana over the Ohio River.

Greenville

Charleston

Above - a view of the new Arthur Ravenel (Cooper River) Bridge in Charleston a week after it opened. Below - a couple of shots in the harbor.

The Thompson Family

The Thompson family - great friends of ours in Charleston whom we spent a night with while down that way.Above - Benjamin. Below - Keri holding Eden Grace
The whole family - Heathear, Eden Grace, Rayn, Benjamin.

Hilton Head SC

The picture above and several that follow below were taken on Hilton Head Island in South Carolina while on vacation there. It seems odd now that I don't have any picture from the beach itself - but it was a bit of a walk to get there, I didn't want the camera to get sandy sitting around there, and it was too hot to walk down there without planning to stay and hang out for a while (ie too hot to just go take a picture or two).

Test

This is a test post to make sure the blog still works.

Gulf Shores

The sun sets over the Gulf Coast.

We spent the last weekend of January at my Uncle Jim and Aunt Joanie's house in Gulf Shores for a family get together. We had a great time. You may recall Hurricane Ivan, the 3rd in a spate of hurricanes that ravaged the coast late last summer. Ivan, a Category 4 hurricane, burst upon the Gulf Coast and just mauled much of the coast from Pensacola to Mobile Bay. The eye actually passed right over Gulf Shores. Below are some pictures I took along the coast of the damage. Keep in mind that these pictures were taken 4 months after the storm...

Not quite what it used to be I imagine