Mother's delightful froggy

Try to spot a "hidden image".

Tiny toad half-inch length

Say hello to Fedora Core 7

In the dog days of summer, absorbed as I am in the most interesting year of AFA ever, I post very little. However, I'd like to say that 1.5 years after I advocated Linux as an alternative operating system, I am, with the help of my dad, adapting to Red Hat's latest Fedora Core release, No. 7. Daddy allocated hald the hard drive for music and pictures previously existing on the Windows hard drive, and carefully installed Fedora to bypass that mount point. This all began when I decided to get FC7 instead of Freespire. This is how it went: FC7, then a retry of FC7, and then again. Then to Freespire, then back to FC7. Then attempt at Ubuntu, then finally back to FC7 again. So here I am, happy with what I have, and exulting in this OS and its numerous apps and support options.

P.S. I will try to put more pictures on again.

Flowers from the garden and a butterfly

After five hours of gardening, I took some pictures.

Butterfly on Black-Eyed Susan
Butterfly
Gloriosa Daisy
Lots of gardening

A Day at Galveston Beach

Daddy announced this to the family around 9 AM. With great joy we drove out, and were assaulted by two storms on the way there. In the first picture we are approaching Galveston, but have yet to cross the bridge connecting it to the mainland. A storm with rain is visible in the distance. However, by the time we arrived to the beach, it was no longer raining, and we frolicked in the moderately heavy surf. On the way back, almost everyone slept, while off in the distance another thundercloud gave forth lightning. I foolishly did not put on sunscreen and got the burn of the summer. Remember, cloudy weather is no answer to a lack of sunscreen.

Squall
Seagulls and the ocean
Immovable piece of driftwood
Ester and Rebecca

Squirrels at the zoo

Cute squirrel