There is no reason for this blog.
I was sitting watching some mindless TV show.
Going through some old pictures on my computer.
I was deleting some long ago photo's I know do not mean a thing anymore.
but in doing so I ran across this one,
This is a picture of my dad. It was our first deer hunting day after he had a stroke.
We didn't get anything but some great memories.
This is a photo I will keep forever
Dear William,
What a precious memory! A day well-spent never returns poorly, despite nothing bagged.
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Special memories with those we love are a sacred gift that we treasure forever.
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Great photo and I can appreciate your love for your dad sharing a good deer hunt, be you two talked and laughed and scared away the deer. Thanks for sharing.
Good morning William. Some photos never lose their value and increase in value over time. Enjoy your day!
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
I can understand why that photo would have special meaning for you, William. My dad died in 1966 and my mother in 1975. I hang on to any pictures of them with everything I've got.
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Bill, Your dad was a great man. I understand why this photo is so precious
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
One of my sisters recently brought over some old pictures that had belonged to a deceased aunt. My sister had never seen our grandmother and did not recognize her or some other family members.
I am in the process of getting all the old family photos digitized for my brother and sister and some cousins. I hope the later generations will also appreciate the history.
Hi Bill, Photos such as these, touch us deeply and are important to keep not only physically but also in our hearts. Enjoy those memories.
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