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Happy Memorial Day. Remebering the vets that are no longer with us. For me, dad and my uncle Albert.
Dad was a sheet metal mechanic in the Navy Reserves (Anacostia NAS and JB Andrews). In civilian life he was a computer operatror, then a programmer, an analyst, then the Computer Security Officer at Department of Energy in Germantown, MD. He was on the team that developed the first automated payroll system for the Dept of the Army.
Albert was a Navy pilot in WW2, and a "mechanic" test pilot (checking out aircraft after being in the shop) at Patuxent River NAS in southern Maryland. In civilian life he was an FAA Safety Officer at what became Reagan National Airport.
Summer season is here. A couple trucks with boats drive by the house on most days (the boat ramp for the lake is down the road). I saw someone with a kayak, yesterday.
We tripped to the hardware store and picked up some gardening stuff. They had baby ducks and chicks for sale, so cute. I wish we knew how to raise them. Fresh eggs would be nice.
Dad was a sheet metal mechanic in the Navy Reserves (Anacostia NAS and JB Andrews). In civilian life he was a computer operatror, then a programmer, an analyst, then the Computer Security Officer at Department of Energy in Germantown, MD. He was on the team that developed the first automated payroll system for the Dept of the Army.
Albert was a Navy pilot in WW2, and a "mechanic" test pilot (checking out aircraft after being in the shop) at Patuxent River NAS in southern Maryland. In civilian life he was an FAA Safety Officer at what became Reagan National Airport.
Summer season is here. A couple trucks with boats drive by the house on most days (the boat ramp for the lake is down the road). I saw someone with a kayak, yesterday.
We tripped to the hardware store and picked up some gardening stuff. They had baby ducks and chicks for sale, so cute. I wish we knew how to raise them. Fresh eggs would be nice.

