Vacation - Perdido Key, Florida (Part 2)

The water was choppy today.

My beautiful daughters, Sarah and Emily

Looking for shells

Sisterly Love

Emily Katelyn (age 15)

Sarah Louise (age 12)

Tommy did something that made the girls laugh.

My sweet girls and me!

Tommy and Me

Peaceful Sunset

Vacation - Perdido Key, Florida (Part 1)

Isn't the water beautiful!

Sarah and Tommy

Emily and Tommy

Emily

Emily floating in the ocean - having fun!

Sarah working on her 1st sand castle

Sand castle #1

Sarah at the pool

Sarah, Emily and Tommy working on sand castle #2. The first one was knocked down by a cute little blonde headed boy. He had fun stepping on it.

Father's Day

Sarah, Tommy and Emily

Three Generations:

My youngest daughter: Sarah Louise Walker

My Dad: David Lowe Reynolds

Me: Tammy Renee Reynolds Walker

My oldest daughter: Emily Katelyn Walker

Emily's 15th Birthday

Emily, happy 15th birthday!

May all your wishes & dreams come true.

Before opening gifts.

Excited over her new Ipod.

An ITunes gift card from her sister, Sarah.

Showing sisterly love!

Emily and her birthday banana pudding.

Mother's Day - 3 Generations

Three generations:

My Mom: Loretta Louise Copeland Reynolds
Me: Tammy Renee Reynolds Walker
My Oldest Daughter: Emily Katelyn Walker
My Youngest Daughter: Sarah Louise Walker

Delaney Plays Soccer

My 4 year old niece, Delaney, is playing soccer. She is on the fuchsia team (color of jersey). She has played two games. I thought you might enjoy seeing some pictures of her in action!

Warming up before the game!

Checking out the opposing team or maybe she is cold......

Hanging out on the sidelines with cousin Emily

Game time - I think the girl on the left was up too late the night before!!

One of Delaney's biggest fans - cousin Sarah

Poppy coaching from the sidelines!!

Tornado Milestone

Almost 3 weeks after the Good Friday tornados, the greenway trailhead at Thompson Lane was opened. I guess the trees and debris have been cleared. This shows how much work and progress has been made to get the city back to normal. I wonder how much time it will take to actually heal????

A Dogwood blossom from a tree in my front yard.

This tree and my home were thankfully untouched by the tornados. In my section of the neighborhood there was no sign that a tornado had struck a 1/2 mile away. Our only problem was no electricty for 28 hours. A small price to pay considering others had lost their lives and their homes.

I will continue to pray for the healing of our town and all the lives of those touched by the tornados.