A Western Gathering?

I'm on the tele - now - things are rather busy today! Germany, Italy, and UK, NYC, and Atlanta - tt mrs now LOL
L'K it you want go ahead - I'm cannot get them to the right place to link into right now - I can get captions(here they are)

roger and dyslexia (dys is demonstrating how aura-massage
stimulates sexual excitation in roger)

lola and bumblebeeboogie

dyslexia, Dianne, Asherman

Natalie and bumblebeeboogie

this is fbaezer (cool guy)

blatham (handsome bugger, he)

heeeeyyyy, I lost that pic page of Husker's making.

Me, too! Maybe he's working on it?

It's back!

I think I'm not seeing the one with Blatham

Or is the trio shot dys, diane and blatham?

You're right, littlek. Husker listed six descriptions, but we only have five pictures...

Did Asherman shave off his beard completely? (I don't know these guys, I'm just guessing.)

ok there's a problem with the blatham picture - I need to mail it to K

she better hurry I'll be in a meeting for 2 hrs I bet.

Fbaezer came the greatest distance, from Mexico City. Currently he's writing political speeches for politicians whose ability to communicate is at around the third grade level. He started out as a journalist with special interest in sports, but his talents could not be denied. He rose within the profession to become an Editor (Yeech! ). His family was originally from Cuba, and were revolutionaries betrayed by revolution.

Fbaezer is so soft spoken that folks as hard of hearing as I am must pay close attention, or they are liable to miss important little nuggets.

So Asherman, that is you in the picture, talking, no beard, while Diane and Dys listen? I noticed the hearing aid right away and have been trying to figure out who that is.

By the way the picture above isn't showing up for me.

This is Lola, our favorite proprietress of seductive threads and provacative postings. Lola is a psychoanalyst, and that explains I suppose her naughty nature. Seriously, this woman knows how to dress and to lighten a conversation from midnight to dawn. We have Lola to thank for all these nice photos. My digital camera went unused because I was busy, as usual, fussing over plans and schedules. Lola's camera is so nifty that I tried to steal it, but Lola has it attached to a wide leather belt by a modified ajustable dog leash. The riding crop doesn't show in the picture, but just to hear it slap against the table was sure to get everyone's attention.

Asherman, geocities doesn't let you link. Your pictures don't show up. But husker gave a link to the page where you can access all of these. Here it is again:

http://geocities.com/mak_n_money/a2k/

That's my wife Natalie and Bumblebee (AKA, Aunt Bea). Natalie was a Children's Librarian and never got over it. She still reads the literature, but of late has shifted to romantic fantasy novels. Natalie's anscestors came from Lithunia and Ireland, and she has an abiding interest in both cultures. When Lithuania gained it's freedom it needed foriegn exchange, and their most precious resource is amber. Each year Natalie is responsible for importing several tons of the stuff. I've asked her to refrain, to remember we are retirees on fixed government pensions, but her reply is that if I ever get out of debt I give in to my natural inclination to become a bum.

Bee also recently retired, and moved from Alameda, CA to Albuquerque. She gave up her cats, and became so lonely that she adopted a bitch'n puppy named Madison. Bee lives on the otherside of the Rio Grande (that makes her a wet-back) in a very nice house. She's totally remodelded it so that Madi will be comfortable and she won't be continually mopping up.

Roger, on the left, and Dys, on the right. Roger drove down from Farmington in the Four Corners area and spent Saturday afternoon and Sunday with us. Roger is a world-class listener, but has a lot to say if you get him started. In this picture he is one of a crowd hanging onto one of Dys's contributions. Dys is tall, but conceals it by a relaxed slouch. He favors cowboy hats that each have great character. We loved his knee high moccasins. He has wonderfully long hands that continually sweep about illustrating the important parts of his remarks. All in all, Dys is the most colorful character who attended the gathering. Dys likes to describe himself as a poet, and I don't doubt the characterization. However, that conceals a depth and sophistication would take a very long time to plumb. When this guy speaks, LISTEN UP!

Asherman!! Pictures don't work!!

The descriptions are nice, though.

I've already said a bit about Dys. That's Diane and I on the right. Diane drove down from Colorado with Dys, and was an instant hit with Natalie and Aunt Bea. Diane has relatives everywhere and she has traveled widely. Her warm and friendly social demeaner makes her almost the perfect guest, and a pleasure to serve. Dys and Diane made a side trip on Sunday to Sandia Crest, but found that it was stormy and had recently snowed so the view was greatly reduced. After leaving Albuquerque on Monday morning, they returned to Colorado via Santa Fe and Taos.

That's me on the right. Currently with drooping handlebar mustaches, and a belly that won't go away. I generally swim laps for at least 90 minutes each day, but have only gotten 2 hours pool time in the last week.

This was a crowd of folks unafraid of the dangers of tobbacco. It seemed eveyone needed to sit on the patio where the smoke occassionally was so thick that you couldn't see the person across the table. We turned on the fans and that seemed to rectify the situation. We laid in several cases of drinks of various sorts, but much of it remains. No one drank any hard liquors, not even of my Islay single malts. Fbaezer brought a bottle of Tequilla, and it remains unopened. On the other hand, iced tea was in constant demand. I couldn't give away watermellon, and now must eat it for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Oh well, I do like a cold slice of mellon with a dash of salt.

I was so busy trying to get pictures up with captions, I only now read your postings. The pictures are showing up on my computer, and the process has always worked in the past. Is anyone else having trouble?