Guest Book for Terry Crowley – Online Guest Book by Dignity Memorial and Legacy.com.
I secretly admired this man. I had a crush on him I guess you could call it. I always wanted to say something to him but I was too shy. Tell people how you feel about them, no matter how hard it is, because someday it will be too late. I really never got to know him personally, I worshiped him from "afar". He graduated from my high school, Glenn Hills High, in 1970 and then I graduated in 1972. I wish I hadn't been so shy back then. I wonder what would have happened if I had actually talked to him. God bless you Terry, I hope we meet again on the other side, you're a beautiful soul, I always saw that in you. Rest in Peace my dear GHH friend.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Friday, September 14, 2012
Suge enjoying a break from our walk by the farm pond
Suge enjoying a break from our walk by the farm pond
Originally uploaded by anslatadams On and off, very busy
She's such a joy to have and such a polite lady!
Valley of Clarksburg, MA and Stamford, VT
Valley of Clarksburg, MA and Stamford, VT
Originally uploaded by anslatadams On and off, very busy
Finally got a chance to go up on the mountains and got these beautiful views! This is looking Northwest towards Vermont. In the distance are the Green Mountains. I noticed that the trees are slightly starting to turn color!
North Adams, MA
North Adams, MA
Originally uploaded by anslatadams On and off, very busy
On top of Florida Mountain looking into the valley of North Adams, MA. This was the first view we had of North Adams when we first came to Massachusetts. Only problem is I couldn't get the church steeples, some of the trees were blocking the view of the steeples. It's really impressive when you see the steeples!
Mt. Greylock, Adams, MA
Mt. Greylock, Adams, MA
Originally uploaded by anslatadams On and off, very busy
The highest point in Massachusetts, Mt. Greylock. There is a war memorial beacon on the top that you can see and also a HAM radio tower. The front face of Mt. Greylock had a landslide years ago and thats what the exposed area is. I loved how blue the mountains looked!
Blue mountains!
Blue mountains!
Originally uploaded by anslatadams On and off, very busy
These could almost be the Blue Ridge Mountains, and they ARE part of the Appalachian mountain chain. But these are the Berkshire Mountains on a beautiful September morning!
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About Me
- anslatadams
- I can be very social, but then a recluse. I like my privacy when I'm working in my flower garden. I like to meditate there with God and the birds and the flowers. I love animals, all God's creatures and I can't stand people that abuse them! I strongly urge anyone that wants a pet to adopt from your local animal shelter. There are many loving animals that are at shelters waiting for a loving home. You can find me most of the time on Flickr where I have a photostream!
