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middle aged female wrote:

ldodger wrote:The two parks where we used to play no longer appear on a map--the park just East of Gratiot on Seven Mile (the infamous park) and JoAnn Park (the park where we used to ice skate).

What park was that? I don't remember one up there, but that doesn't mean anything given the 30 odd years of drinking.

Attended Mass at Grotto for the Feast of the Assumption. Asked betterhalf to drive past this park--here is what we found. Kerschke Park...

ldodger wrote:

middle aged female wrote:

ldodger wrote:The two parks where we used to play no longer appear on a map--the park just East of Gratiot on Seven Mile (the infamous park) and JoAnn Park (the park where we used to ice skate).

What park was that? I don't remember one up there, but that doesn't mean anything given the 30 odd years of drinking.

Attended Mass at Grotto for the Feast of the Assumption. Asked betterhalf to drive past this park--here is what we found. Kerschke Park...

So it now has a name. Is there a plaque denoting you're monkey bar accident?

middle aged female wrote:

ldodger wrote:

middle aged female wrote:

ldodger wrote:The two parks where we used to play no longer appear on a map--the park just East of Gratiot on Seven Mile (the infamous park) and JoAnn Park (the park where we used to ice skate).

What park was that? I don't remember one up there, but that doesn't mean anything given the 30 odd years of drinking.

Attended Mass at Grotto for the Feast of the Assumption. Asked betterhalf to drive past this park--here is what we found. Kerschke Park...

So it now has a name. Is there a plaque denoting you're monkey bar accident?

No, but there should be...

Seems like the schoolgirl avatar is in. Back to school excitement?

State contractors were buzzing down the long stuff on the side of 75 north of 86 Mile this morning. We had quite a show these past months watching all things wild grow to thigh-height and beyond.

frank - up in grand blanc wrote:State contractors were buzzing down the long stuff on the side of 75 north of 86 Mile this morning. We had quite a show these past months watching all things wild grow to thigh-height and beyond.

It does make it difficult to see cars coming, doesn't it?

Mulligan on Jul 16, 2009 wrote:Comparison photos from the summer of '07.

Then:



Now:

Sometime in the past week or two the playground equipment went bye-bye.



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