Aug. 19, 2008
I think you will really enjoy watching this movie of Eeyore's Birthday Party at Peace Park. I know I enjoyed creating this movie as
much as I "loved" bouncing around the Park with my camera capturing the vibes of all us wonderful Austinuts.
I have found that over the past year my minds eye has grown fond of capturing the demeanor of others that shine as bright as my
love for Austin. A smile to me last forever. People come and go in life for many different reasons and I have found, that for those
that I have encountered and especially the ones I have lost in my life, their smiles are still a warm part of my memory. Just close
your eyes and they become as vivid and as deep as a clear blue sky. I can still see my Uncle Jack smiling at me as he gave me
50 cents for a hard day's work on the farm trapping Prairie Dogs on his Cattle land. I was 10 at the time and took pride in knowing
that he respected my efforts for helping to prevent the broken leg of a horse or one of his cows. We lost Uncle Jack to Cancer
many years ago, but the smile he delivered to me on that day will always be a part of me.
See ya soon with more to share my friends. Be sure to stay tuned for a recent update from Jes the Adventurer. His visit to Austin
is over now and he will be sharing these adventures with you within the next week or so.
Thanks for returning to the site to check in on us and may your day be filled with blessings knowing that each and every one of
your are within my prayers.
Peace and Love,
Wesley
I think you will really enjoy watching this movie of Eeyore's Birthday Party at Peace Park. I know I enjoyed creating this movie as
much as I "loved" bouncing around the Park with my camera capturing the vibes of all us wonderful Austinuts.
I have found that over the past year my minds eye has grown fond of capturing the demeanor of others that shine as bright as my
love for Austin. A smile to me last forever. People come and go in life for many different reasons and I have found, that for those
that I have encountered and especially the ones I have lost in my life, their smiles are still a warm part of my memory. Just close
your eyes and they become as vivid and as deep as a clear blue sky. I can still see my Uncle Jack smiling at me as he gave me
50 cents for a hard day's work on the farm trapping Prairie Dogs on his Cattle land. I was 10 at the time and took pride in knowing
that he respected my efforts for helping to prevent the broken leg of a horse or one of his cows. We lost Uncle Jack to Cancer
many years ago, but the smile he delivered to me on that day will always be a part of me.
See ya soon with more to share my friends. Be sure to stay tuned for a recent update from Jes the Adventurer. His visit to Austin
is over now and he will be sharing these adventures with you within the next week or so.
Thanks for returning to the site to check in on us and may your day be filled with blessings knowing that each and every one of
your are within my prayers.
Peace and Love,
Wesley