31.12.10
29.12.10
Santa Baby Andrew
with grandmother Susan
Andy and Uncle Will
Andrew with papa Joe
Jerry's tie lights up and plays music!
Sarah and Nate...a bit of a playful tiff.
The Annual crafting tradition with the Wrays:
this year it's decoupage and scraffito
(carving into black coated white board)
Sarah (Nate's girlfriend), Peggy and Jerry Wray
Sarah's beautiful decoupaged coconut shell...she is one of us!
Peggy's deer
hot summer flower
Will and Susan's dog
Susan's detail
Joe's heading south...wishful drawing?
Jerry's feather pen and music paper
Awesome mangos on a grill
Ali Darby's reading biker
Will's mixed media
27.12.10
Hope you are all recovering nicely from the last couple of days
and enjoyed a Merry Christmas.
Ray, Johnny and I are getting ready for a quiet New Year's Eve
here in the Pacific Northwest.
Temperatures in the teens and maybe snow Wednesday or Thursday! Huzzah!
Probably too many cookies or not enough meat, but last night I dreamed about the old days in Holland and all the great burger joints.
I woke up thinking about Muzzy's hamburgers!
Well, I couldn't find photos of Muzzy's, Had's (by E.E. Fell)
or Jack's fifteen cent burgers, but I did find these.
Remember the old drive-in?
Perch sandwich?
How about french fries with gravy?
Cumerford's?
Then I thought about Tulip Time...
and Dutch dancers...
...and Mother working at Hope College...
and Daddy working at Lokker-Rutgers
...and Tunnel park
and the Holland Peanut store (still there)
and whoa, the Pantlind Hotel where
Bob & Kathy got married.
the old theatre...
Ottawa Beach...
..and lastly how about owning
a great big memory of Holland, Mi?
2499 N Lakeshore Dr
and enjoyed a Merry Christmas.
Ray, Johnny and I are getting ready for a quiet New Year's Eve
here in the Pacific Northwest.
Temperatures in the teens and maybe snow Wednesday or Thursday! Huzzah!
Probably too many cookies or not enough meat, but last night I dreamed about the old days in Holland and all the great burger joints.
I woke up thinking about Muzzy's hamburgers!
Well, I couldn't find photos of Muzzy's, Had's (by E.E. Fell)
or Jack's fifteen cent burgers, but I did find these.
Remember the old drive-in?
Perch sandwich?
How about french fries with gravy?
Cumerford's?
Then I thought about Tulip Time...
and Dutch dancers...
...and Mother working at Hope College...
and Daddy working at Lokker-Rutgers
...and Tunnel park
and the Holland Peanut store (still there)
and whoa, the Pantlind Hotel where
Bob & Kathy got married.
the old theatre...
Ottawa Beach...
..and lastly how about owning
a great big memory of Holland, Mi?
2499 N Lakeshore Dr
Holland, MI 49424
$189,900
MLS ID: 10060643
Walk to Lake Michigan at James Street Beach. Home is almost completely refurbished and set up like a lodge. Furnishings, appliances, kitchen items and linens are available for a vacation home or a turn key rental property. One of the owners is a licensed Realtor.Property is almost one acre (.96) Township would allow approx 700sq ft. auxillary building for a Hobby Shop/ Garage in addition to the two stall garage.
Property Details
Rooms
Room | Location | Dimensions |
Bedroom 2 | Upper | 10 X 13 |
Bedroom 3 | Upper | 9 X 9 |
Bedroom 4 | Basement | 12 X 14 |
Dining Room | Main | 14 X 17 |
Family Room | Basement | 13 X 30 |
Kitchen | Main | 7 X 14 |
Laundry Room | Basement | 8 X 11 |
Living Room | Main | 14 X 24 |
Master Bedroom | Upper | 12 X 18 |
Features
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26.12.10
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