Key West

Lis and Doug's last BWR Owners' Group trip with Doug as Chairman The balcony of our room with a view

The BWR Owners' Group yacht sits nearby

One of the famous Key West sunsets
Hemingway's home during the 1920's and 30's
Hemingway's sitting room
43 six-toed cats continue to occupy Hemingway's home
Hemingway wrote "For Whom the Bell Tolls" here. He wrote 300-700 words per day.

We visited the Butterfly Conservatory.

Another beutiful specimen

The southenmost point of the continental U.S.

Savannah Georgia

Savannah's Bonaventure graveyard (America's most beautiful) dating back to colonial days.
Our ferry boat to cross the Savannah River.
Paula Deen's restaurant, "The Lady and Sons"

Doug's chicken pot pie in Paula Deen's restaurant

Atlanta Georgia - Martin Luther King day

Lis had the learning experience of being in the minority.

Overflow crowd outside Ebeneezer Baptist church during commemoration services.

Family fun during Elijah's Birthday weekend

Lis' female allies in the Coleman clan. Aren't they beautiful?

Elijah's First Birthday

Between trips we traveled through Portland to celebrate Elijah's first birthday on January 16th. He wasn't feeling well but did manage to enjoy his first cupcake.

Josiah's First Christmas Performance

We attended Josiah's performance debut at his church's Tiny Tots Praise Christmas performance. He was the star (no prejudice on our part). Mr. Serious
Ring those Jingle Bells

Taking a bow

Look Daddy

Our Niece Heidi Joins Us in Washington DC

Three busy days in our Nation's Capital Restaurant named on page 98 of Vince Flynn's book, "Extreme Measures"
Encountering Abe for the first time

The Washington Monument pierces the sky

A true leader

Heidi finding the name of her father's fallen friend

Our nation's Supreme Court

George and Martha's tombs at Mt. Vernon

The beautiful Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

Florida 2009 - Marco Island and the Everglades

Thanksgiving 2009

We have much to be Thankful for.

Foggy Morning on the Columbia

A typical fall morning on the Columbia7:15 am Thursday, November 12, 2009

Halloween 2009

Josiah the pirate and his punkin Sopia Harrrr! Shiver me timbers.
Now what do I do?

Sophia Coleman's birth day

Sophia with Grannie and Granddad

Sophia Lind Coleman

Sophia joined our family today (October 26). She arrived at 6 lbs 5 oz and 18 inches long.

Josiah said "I want to see my sister"
Nice and "pink"

Proud Daddy