2013 the daily post - photo journal

2013 begins my 5th year at doing a, somewhat daily post. This gallery is what I like to call a "photo journal" documenting the little things that are happening in my little section of the world. I can't say from day to day, what the image or what my message will be; it's the pot-luck of image galleries. Feel free to "share" with your friends, the more the merrier. Thank you for your support and ENJOY!

04.12.13 = Flashback Friday - Hanging On <br />
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1976; the days of running and playing made-up games like war and Little House On The Prairie, to roller-skating, riding bikes and skateboards. Nothing too death defying mind you, but we did get a little banged up every now and then and still have some of the scars to prove it. This was just one of those little things my sister and I did on our skateboards. Our driveway had a small hill and we would sit at the top on our skateboards, holding on to one another and go down the hill to the street. Luckily we didn’t live on a busy street. We also figured out that we could steer the boards by one of us leaning in while the other leaned out. We've always worked together that way. We used to alternate times in the bathroom; I'd give her my salad, she'd give me her green beans; I help her transport a new gas grill, she makes me dinner. It always works out between us and all the while, just hanging on. <br />
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"Help one another, is part of the religion of sisterhood." Louisa May Alcot

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04.12.13 = Flashback Friday - Hanging On

1976; the days of running and playing made-up games like war and Little House On The Prairie, to roller-skating, riding bikes and skateboards. Nothing too death defying mind you, but we did get a little banged up every now and then and still have some of the scars to prove it. This was just one of those little things my sister and I did on our skateboards. Our driveway had a small hill and we would sit at the top on our skateboards, holding on to one another and go down the hill to the street. Luckily we didn’t live on a busy street. We also figured out that we could steer the boards by one of us leaning in while the other leaned out. We've always worked together that way. We used to alternate times in the bathroom; I'd give her my salad, she'd give me her green beans; I help her transport a new gas grill, she makes me dinner. It always works out between us and all the while, just hanging on.

"Help one another, is part of the religion of sisterhood." Louisa May Alcot

kris kasey skate board

Tatiana (travelways)
on April 17, 2013
Nice :)
Lorna
on April 14, 2013
How wonderful and nostalgic.
Pooh
on April 13, 2013
Thanks for the flashback- you made me cry!
Love ya- lil sis
ACDavisphotography
on April 13, 2013
Love Kris.... ahh the 70's and my first skateboard.... bring back such thoughts :)
nelli
on April 13, 2013
so cute
SonoLady
on April 13, 2013
Beautiful! I have lots of the same outside game memories...thanks for the smiles.
webstersway
on April 13, 2013
Too cool!!!
Lgood
on April 12, 2013
How cute, and neat look back on the past.
John Bennett
on April 12, 2013
Another great flashback, and memories Kris

2013 the daily post - photo journal

Tatiana (travelways)

Lorna

Pooh

ACDavisphotography

nelli

SonoLady

webstersway

Lgood

John Bennett