Picture of the Month comes from our vacation which extended from Halloween to early/mid November. First stop was the new home of my sister Pat and brother-in law Mike, in Annapolis. Mike is quite the woodworker, but without a basement for a workshop he had to get creative. He's built a really well organized shop in half of the garage. He should be proud of it. Also, as you can see I'm still experimenting with how AI can produce quite different graphics of the photos I take.
After time with Pat and Mike it was on to Williamsburg for a really good time. The weather was great, the experience was super, as always, and it allowed us to get away from the house which still has a way to go to recover from the summertime flood.
Charlie had a really good season as goalie for the UW-Eau Claire soccer team. Conference champs, plus winning the conference tournament, and making it to the round of 32 in the NCAA D3 tournament. There's about a 4 minute clip from the TV broadcast of the 1st NCAA game in the Movies Link. The announcers had a lot of good things to say about Charlie.
We've had great weather so far in fall. At least up until 11/29 when we got hit hard with 11" of heavy snow. Oh well, it's Wisconsin.
Two notes to remember from previous months--
One NIL link for Charlie is here. Since the end of his freshman year, he's changed his number to 0.
The tremendous outpouring of support to 2 special causes in memory of Noah continues. Significant dollars have been directed to the Waukesha Catholic Tuition Assistance fund, plus a scholarship fund has been set up in Noah's name at Waukesha South High School. Noah is loved by so many. For those wishing to contribute to the scholarship fund, you can find further information here.
(Update 8/2022. In June 2022, 2 $1000 scholarships were awarded to graduating seniors.)
(Update 6/2023. In June 2023, 3 $1000 scholarships were awarded to graduating seniors.)
(Update 6/2024. In May 2024, 3 $1000 scholarships were awarded to graduating seniors.)
(Update 6/2025. In May 2025, 3 $1000 scholarships were awarded to graduating seniors.)
Enjoy the pictures!
