How does she do that without falling over?!

Pinehaven and Berkeley Pier -- Retro Post from ca. 1972

Pinehaven is where we lived.  Berkeley Pier is where we have the fishing poles.  (unless I've mixed it up with another pier. . .so many piers.)
That is Aunt Ruth swinging from the pine trees.
Gramma is holding Tinka the fox terrier.
Your grandfather is turning soil so we can plan a lawn.
I'm the tiger.  That was my favorite shirt.  I still have it.

The wild dalmatian at the end is Pochahontas. 

Four Years Ago. . .

Frances' birthday party four years ago this week.

      Everyone looks so much older now, don't they.

Below is Frances now, at the Electric Station.

Retro Rowland Post -- Great Grandmother Rowland, Great Aunt Flora, Great Uncles Jack and Michael -- and a few Easter Konijns. . .

What's it Like to Drive over the Golden Gate Bridge: the True Experience Complete with Traffic, Tourists and Tolls!

Getting kinda lonely up here doing statistics homework all by myself. . .

MUCH better :)