What a great day...
 

....for a boat ride on the Potomac River!

Yesterday the temperature hit 70F, or very close, and the winds were just
strong enough to put a little chop on the water. A perfect day for a boat
ride on the Potomac.

Our friends from Holland are here for a couple weeks, and they'd never seen
DC by boat. Adri is up for boating, but his wife gets afraid on the water,
so the ladies stayed behind.

This is Adri's first time as skipper...

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...oatTrip012.jpg

A fairly recent addition to the Potomac waterfront is the 'Georgetown
Riverfront'. What used to be an ugly, graffiti-covered, concrete wall has
been replaced by a dock and several restaurants. A Starbucks very close
makes for a nice place to take a break.

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...oatTrip020.jpg

Yesterday the traffic was light, but during the summer one might wait
several hours for a place to tie up. The whole area makes for a pretty
sight from the water.

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...oatTrip020.jpg

The Christmas Craft Fair at our church is rapidly approaching. One year I
made a kresh and the ladies crosstitched the figures to go therein. They
then auctioned the manger scene and made almost $500 on it. This year
they're doing the same, so I got roped into another kresh. It's not boating
related, but here's a picture. It's 24" wide, made from oak, with plywood
floor and back.

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...oatTrip008.jpg

If anyone's interested in making one, let me know. I'll provide more
details. There are no 'plans', I just found a picture I liked and went from
there.
--
A Harry Krause truism:

"It's not a *baby* kicking, beautiful bride, it's just a fetus!"
[A Narcissistic Hypocrite]

What a great day...
 

JohnH wrote:

The Christmas Craft Fair at our church is rapidly approaching. One year I
made a kresh and the ladies crosstitched the figures to go therein. They
then auctioned the manger scene and made almost $500 on it. This year
they're doing the same, so I got roped into another kresh. It's not boating
related, but here's a picture. It's 24" wide, made from oak, with plywood
floor and back.


You'd think a lifelong Catholic like Herring would have learned to spell
crèche.

What a great day...
 

Boater wrote:
JohnH wrote:

The Christmas Craft Fair at our church is rapidly approaching. One year I
made a kresh and the ladies crosstitched the figures to go therein. They
then auctioned the manger scene and made almost $500 on it. This year
they're doing the same, so I got roped into another kresh. It's not
boating
related, but here's a picture. It's 24" wide, made from oak, with plywood
floor and back.


You'd think a lifelong Catholic like Herring would have learned to spell
crèche.

John was just spelling it phonetically so you heathens would have a
better time pronouncing it correctly.

What a great day...
 

jim wrote:
Boater wrote:
JohnH wrote:

The Christmas Craft Fair at our church is rapidly approaching. One
year I
made a kresh and the ladies crosstitched the figures to go therein. They
then auctioned the manger scene and made almost $500 on it. This year
they're doing the same, so I got roped into another kresh. It's not
boating
related, but here's a picture. It's 24" wide, made from oak, with
plywood
floor and back.


You'd think a lifelong Catholic like Herring would have learned to spell
crèche.

John was just spelling it phonetically so you heathens would have a
better time pronouncing it correctly.



It's good that you and a few others continue to make excuses for Herring.

What a great day...
 

Boater wrote:
jim wrote:
Boater wrote:
JohnH wrote:

The Christmas Craft Fair at our church is rapidly approaching. One
year I
made a kresh and the ladies crosstitched the figures to go therein.
They
then auctioned the manger scene and made almost $500 on it. This year
they're doing the same, so I got roped into another kresh. It's not
boating
related, but here's a picture. It's 24" wide, made from oak, with
plywood
floor and back.


You'd think a lifelong Catholic like Herring would have learned to spell
crèche.

John was just spelling it phonetically so you heathens would have a
better time pronouncing it correctly.



It's good that you and a few others continue to make excuses for Herring.

What is this obsession you have with John and others? You are one sick dude.

What a great day...
 

"JohnH" wrote in message
...
...for a boat ride on the Potomac River!

Yesterday the temperature hit 70F, or very close, and the winds were just
strong enough to put a little chop on the water. A perfect day for a boat
ride on the Potomac.

Our friends from Holland are here for a couple weeks, and they'd never
seen
DC by boat. Adri is up for boating, but his wife gets afraid on the water,
so the ladies stayed behind.

This is Adri's first time as skipper...

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...oatTrip012.jpg

A fairly recent addition to the Potomac waterfront is the 'Georgetown
Riverfront'. What used to be an ugly, graffiti-covered, concrete wall has
been replaced by a dock and several restaurants. A Starbucks very close
makes for a nice place to take a break.

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...oatTrip020.jpg

Yesterday the traffic was light, but during the summer one might wait
several hours for a place to tie up. The whole area makes for a pretty
sight from the water.

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...oatTrip020.jpg

The Christmas Craft Fair at our church is rapidly approaching. One year I
made a kresh and the ladies crosstitched the figures to go therein. They
then auctioned the manger scene and made almost $500 on it. This year
they're doing the same, so I got roped into another kresh. It's not
boating
related, but here's a picture. It's 24" wide, made from oak, with plywood
floor and back.

http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...oatTrip008.jpg

If anyone's interested in making one, let me know. I'll provide more
details. There are no 'plans', I just found a picture I liked and went
from
there.
--
A Harry Krause truism:

"It's not a *baby* kicking, beautiful bride, it's just a fetus!"
[A Narcissistic Hypocrite]


$500.00 ?? Your fellow parishners must be trying to buy their way into
heaven.

What a great day...
 

jim wrote:
Boater wrote:
jim wrote:
Boater wrote:
JohnH wrote:

The Christmas Craft Fair at our church is rapidly approaching. One
year I
made a kresh and the ladies crosstitched the figures to go therein.
They
then auctioned the manger scene and made almost $500 on it. This year
they're doing the same, so I got roped into another kresh. It's not
boating
related, but here's a picture. It's 24" wide, made from oak, with
plywood
floor and back.


You'd think a lifelong Catholic like Herring would have learned to
spell
crèche.

John was just spelling it phonetically so you heathens would have a
better time pronouncing it correctly.



It's good that you and a few others continue to make excuses for Herring.

What is this obsession you have with John and others? You are one sick
dude.

That's very true. Are you new here?

What a great day...
 

On Oct 27, 9:47*am, jim wrote:
Boater wrote:
jim wrote:
Boater wrote:
JohnH wrote:

The Christmas Craft Fair at our church is rapidly approaching. One
year I
made a kresh and the ladies crosstitched the figures to go therein.
They
then auctioned the manger scene and made almost $500 on it. This year
they're doing the same, so I got roped into another kresh. It's not
boating
related, but here's a picture. It's 24" wide, made from oak, with
plywood
floor and back.

You'd think a lifelong Catholic like Herring would have learned to spell
crèche.

John was just spelling it phonetically so you heathens would have a
better time pronouncing it correctly.

It's good that you and a few others continue to make excuses for Herring.

What is this obsession you have with John and others? You are one sick dude.- Hide quoted text -

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He has an obsession with trying to make people believe that he has
things, does things, more and better than anyone else. That's why he
has been caught in so many lies about his life, his possessions, etc.
He even lies about his wife's education and degree(s) (as well as his
own!)