Sue and Eric took a peek at the Morton Arboretum Origami Exhibit on Sat July 20, 2017. We saw a who bunch of Origami-based statues that were originally made from paper forms and then replicated as metal sculptures… The day was absolutely perfect; sunny around 80 degrees…
<CLICK HERE> to see a collection of photos that Eric took…
Caught my first fish in the Village Of Holiday Lake lake the first time we tried…. I think it’s a Tilapia although friends of the Burgoon’s state it’s a Crappie. Been fishing the canal for 10 years and my brother-in-law only caught 1. We were also toying with a 5′ alligator who came when he heard the lures plopping in the water….
Sue Edberg and her sister Melissa Burgoon assembled these puzzles over several days in our Port Charlotte Florida vacation home. How may birds can you recognize? Recognize the famous square?
Eric & Susan Edberg and Fred & Lissa Burgoon visited the Octagon Wildlife Sanctuary in Florida. The sanctuary is a volunteer organization that takes in abused and troublesome animals. They have lots of tigers, lions, and other big-game cats that owners could not maintain.
Eric took a few pictures of the place <HERE>.
Eric’s aunt: Birgit Evelyn Cier, passed away on 01/29/2017 due to complications from a broken hip and stroke. Birgit will be missed by the entire Edberg clan including her long-time friends in Phoenix, relatives from the Hilton and Metz families, and Susan Edberg whom Birgit considered a daughter at the end.
Please say a prayer for Birgit and remember her fondly.
Sue and I walked around Morton Arboretum to see the FROGS and Asian Festive. Click <HERE> to see various FROGS and other images…
Our niece, daughter of Sue’s sister Marcy & Virgil Perry, married Danny Horne on Sat, October 15th 2016 in Oregon. Sue and I, along with numerous relatives and friends attended to celebrate their union. Eric Edberg took a few pictures which are posted <HERE> on 10/16. Additional images will be added in the near future.
Good luck Marissa and Danny in your new partnership together!
Was riding my bike later on in the day today and a Florida Lynx that looked just like this one slowly trotted across the bike path 8 feet in front of me not bothered at all that I was about to run into him.
Sue and I were just talking about the lack of wildlife in the back yard this year… Just got to look in the right locations I guess.