Since the kids were always in our bed, I thought that pillow cases with their pictures on them would ensure that we always remembered them just as they are here.

If you like saltwater fishing. Tidalfish is the place to keep an eye on what’s hot. Great info and a large community that keeps the forums up to date.

Our family founded and operated Stillhouse Vineyards from 1996 to January 2008. I put together a video of a day with the bottling truck. Kinda neat, it shows how the family was involved in all aspects. Joe Sullivan runs the Bottling Line and also went to Langley High. Here is the video.

Colleen Fitzpatrick Batsakis did a wonderful job organizing this Langley get-together. There were folks from 78-85, it was held at Clydes in Ashburn. It was really good to see as many people as there were. Colleen has been compiling pictures. Want to see them? Look Here…

I met some friends for a day fishing trip to Chincoteague. On the way in, I grounded the boat. That was at 2:30pm. Low tide was at 5:00pm. High tide came in at 11:00pm. I became fast friends with the Coast Guard on my VHF radio. The boat floated off the sand bar about 8:30pm that night. Cold, cold, cold!

Lesson learned. Watch the buoys and stay in the channel

Kevin Wolfe shares a tender moment with a Chesapeake Bay Rockfish. This day was the maiden voyage on the boat. We had a good time together and the fish cooperated fully. No big ones, but we did not get skunked.

Dad lived a wonderful life. He saw his dream of a winery come true. He was diagnosed with cancer in 2005 and lived life to its fullest. I put together a video of his life. I watch it often as it reminds me of him. I miss him.

The video is about 1.3gb and takes about 4 hours to upload. I hope you enjoy it as I do.

http://blaster.homelinux.com/dad.mpg

Chris and I were friends in back in 1975. We just got back in touch recently. He is posing with his wife and kids (Caitlyn, Luke, Pam & Lauren)