I'm an artist, teacher, technology resource coordinator and a hairdresser. I have two Min. Schnauzers named Jesse (aka Lil Bits) and Joey. My husband is a drummer in a band called "Ticket To The Beatles" and is a professional videographer. I've been a Who fan since 1967 when I first saw them play with Herman's Hermits.
I'm a Pisces that loves the beach, getting together with family and friends and just about everything that life has to offer. I've lived mostly in the St. Louis area. However I spent a few years in Dallas and Ft. Lauderdale.
This picture of my father was taken in 1944. I was nine months old when he first had the opportunity to hold me in his arms. About ten years ago, he decided to get back into flying and he did just that for about two years. I hope I have inherited his courage ;)
posted by TheStLouieWhoie @ 9:42 AM
11 Comments:
I have decided to ditch pissedagain,Thanks for your kind words.Danny
Whoie:
That picture of your Dad looks like he is in a trainer. It's a two seater. All two seaters are not trainers, but I cannot see the whole aircraft. Great picture!
You say you saw the cannon on my blog? Try the link to see it fire...amazing.
As for THE WHO...
I had many chances down through the years, but only went (sadly late, but happily to go) to the Hollywood Bowl in 2004.
See ya!
Dan L.
Hi Whoie, Great picture of your Dad! Sorry to hear about your loss.
I would also like to thank you for your good wishes recently on Pete's blog. Please stop by my blog to say hello anytime!
Regards, Ed
I'm so very sorry to hear about your loss Whoie. You are in my thoughts.
Kind regards
My sympathy is with you & your Dad.
Sending my sympathy and empathy your way, to you and your dad and family, for the recent loss of your step mother. I am sorry.
-g+bb
Dear Denice,
I'm very sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Awesome photo!!
Take care,
Sue
Your brother,that is a nice tribute
Denise.My prayers to you,dad and
the family on your loss of your
mother-in-law.
Whoie:
I have done some looking around, and it was very fun for me...
I cannot really tell what type of aircraft you Father flew, as per the photo...exactly, but this one is very strikingly similar (use link). I can only go by what you said, and the very limited photo. It seems that a close resemblance is the Fairchild PT-19A "Cornell", a trainer (as we discussed earlier). There were many, many trainers and other interesting aircraft to speak of he may have known. I wish I could type forever for you.
The link:
http://www.wpafb.af.mil/museum/early_years/ey16a1.htm
--Dan L.
Sorry for your loss Denise,I hope you are doing well.Danny
Hi Deni,
Thanks for your comment on my blog. Sorry you are going through stuff right now. Also, nice selection on your blog skin! :-)
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