On August 31, 1968, Charles and Pam attended the Broadway musical "The Happy Time" in New York City. We were fortunate enough to be invited backstage after the show to meet the star of the show, Robert Goulet, in his dressing home. A thrill of a lifetime for two theater lovers!
During the last week of January 2026, Nashville experienced a snow and extreme ice storm which left over 200,000 homes in the county without power. The power outage lasted for more than ten days for some homes. Although the Bridges family did not suffer a power storage, it still was caught amidst the snow and the ice. East Tennessee was also struck by the storm and fortunately received no ice but did receive around six to eight inches of snow
The beauty of ice covered tree as reflected in the sun is shown in the photo below
The front entrance of my home during the several stages of the ice/snow storm
View of the front yard after the storm(photos from the Ring Doorbell)
A pathway from the street to the garage
The ice begins to melt and the walk is finally cleared to the front porch
And finally the ice is gone
The icy back yard
The east Tennessee snow at the Barr's
The grands enjoy the snow
Snow Cream!!!
The icy beauty of the Little River
And Scooter just enjoys the winter days by watching CAT TV
and the Bridges Family celebrates!
The Dee Tree
The Barr Tree
A Christmas Choir Performance
Viewing Christmas Lights
A Christmas Morning Brunch
New Cemetery Flowers
Santa Comes Through!!!
A visit to ICE! at the Opryland Hotel
Attending the Music City Bowl Football game
This year a Charcuterie Board was the big hit of the festivities!
And the family was chillin" after the meal...
My next to youngest grandchild gets her driver's permit...
It seemed like only yesterday...
And Peanut wins the best costume this year!
