Photography by E.W. Faircloth
The woman on the right is my oldest daughter, Maya. I’ve been taking pictures of her since she was only months of age. I continue to get pictures of her, but now she has started another branch to our family tree. That’s her husband and son.
Photograpy by E.W. Faircloth
My wife, Margo, and I drove 75 miles, the other night, up to New Castle DE to an Italian restaurant named Polidoro Italial Grill. We had lunch there previously on a drive back from New Jersey. On this occasion, it was not the dining experience we wanted but the dancing. We were told they had salsa nights on the 2nd Saturday, and 3rd Friday of each month. It’s true. The floor was crowded and the music, loud. It was similar to a place in Philadelphia called Brazil’s. Most folks arrive after 10:30 p.m. and by 12:00 a.m. the floor is too crowded to have fun dancing as partners. Next time we go, we’ll have dinner before dancing as the food is very good and is served up until 11:00 p.m. The crowd on floor seemed to be well representative of many ethnic, cultural and age groups. I would definitely suggest this place for dancing. Go early, if you do.
You may not know it yet but The Zumba Workouts are coming to your neighborhood. Since the women in my family are always ahead of everybody else they get to practice this workout in the privacy of our own home.
In the beginning, there was nothing. Then there was dieting, walking, jogging, aerobics, kick boxing, cardio, yoga and now there’s ZUMBA. Think of it as multi-level marketing being nurtured on gym floors around the nation. This is going to put Mary Kay, Tupperware, and Avon parties on hold. Certification and training programs means there’s money to be made. Zumbody’s going to get paid.
You may say “I’m too old for that”. Well, there’s Zumba Gold for mature self-respecting folks over 50.
A couple of weeks ago, I stopped by the local high school field to get a couple of football pictures. The players were much younger than high school kids. They were a part of Pop Warner football.
While shooting I thought about my grandson. He’s such athletic 2-year old. According to the Pop Warner mission statement, he would fit in well:
My grandson’s father can help him with his football education. His mother can help him with his foreign language(can you habla Espanol). I plan on being his golf pro and salsa teacher 
Photography by Jon Falk
Here again is one of Jon Falk’s grandchildren. I’ve been painting for the past three days and I haven’t had time to shoot anything myself.
Thanks, Jon.
The wolf was angry.
‘Then I’ll huff and I’ll pff,
and I’ll blow your house in”.
And he did
All Photographs By Jon Falk
Our online photography group was discussing the never ending upgrade and patch cycles with Windows computers, when Jon Falk gave overwhelming evidence to support his point of view. He stated that Macintosh computers don’t have the kinds of security/spam/virus/worms/spyware problems as PC’s. He pulls out all stops by showing a picture of his 4-year old grandson using a 4 year old Macintosh, which has not needed a zillion patches.
Photography by E.W. Faircloth
This utility truck was seen on the train tracks near my Bridgeville De community.
Photography by E.W. Faircloth
The bridge crosses over an environmental hazard on the 5th hole located at Heritage Shores Golf Club in Bridgeville DE. I think it’s the 5th hole. The 9-hole women’s group name the hazard, The Beast” because of the difficulty in getting a shot over it.
Photography by E.W. Faircloth
My wife and I are making wall frames in a room to dress it up. The wall frames will look like Wayne’s Coating when we’re done. She wanted a section to have the same molding seen above in the dining room. This meant another trip to the local hardware store, Lowe’s. How could I make sure I found the same molding? Well, I used my pocket-sized digital camera to take a picture to use as guide upon arriving at store. Unfortunately, I didn’t find the same type molding at Lowe’s.
Lesson to be learned here: You can use your camera for all sorts of things besides grandchildren and Memorial Day parades.
Photography by E.W. Faircloth
These golfers are retrieving a ball from one of the many ponds on the Heritage Shores Golf Course, located in Bridgeville DE. There are plenty of water hazards on the course. This mean a lot fishing for balls take place.
I lost 2 balls myself today. Even with rain predicted later this afternoon, it was an enjoyable 9-holes played.
According to The Free Dictionary by Farlex, the expression “fish or cut bait” is something that you say to someone when you want them to make a decision and take action without any more delay. It may have been appropriate for us today. We needed to decide if we were to play golf or get balls out of the ponds.