There's a sign-up form on the La Crosse Tribune website for the 21st Annual La Crosse Tribune Men's County amateur Golf Championship at Drugans in Holmen on Saturday August 6 and at Cedar Creek in Onalaska Sunday August 7. I suspect Carl will be among the competitors.
The only birthday or anniversary I have listed for July is Donnie's birthday on the 22nd. With a change in computers and all my computer problems, I'm wondering if I lost some events along the way. If you know of anything else coming up in July let me know.
June 25, 1876: The Sioux and Cheyenne Indians overran and wiped out Lt. Col. George Custer and the 7th Cavalry in Montana. For an excellent account of the battle go to EYEWITNESS TO HISTORY
The normal amount of rainfall, for La Crosse, in June is 4 inches. So far, this year, we've had 8 inches. That makes it the 8th wettest June on record. Just think. If this had been December it could have been snow!
Last I heard, they were sitting around, this morning, relaxing and having coffee. I'm sure they were a bit worn out from that long trip. In case you haven't noticed, they're not as young as they used to be. Old people don't seem to rebound like they did when they were 20. Hope that never happens to me.
I don't know if you noticed but a lot of food products have been downsized from original amounts and we're still paying the same price, if not more. Tuna, original 6 ounce can is now 5 ounces. Campbell's Baked Beans; originally 16 ounces is now 13 ounces. Tropicana low acid orange juice was originally in a 64 ounce can, now it's a 59 ounce can.
I noticed the July issue of Architectural Digest has several pages of photos of Elizabeth Taylor's last home. I could have been very comfortable in that house. Mother even more. It's all blues and purples.
"Monday and Tuesday Kathy and I drove across Montana, North Dakota and Minnesota. It rained the whole way and all was completely saturated. Rain in the Fargo area had tractor trailers slowed to about 35 MPH. Although we didn't see any damage, many places had sandbags filled should they be needed."
DRIPPING WILDLIFE BY "FREDDYTK421"
Dripping Springs wildlife, a cute rascal of a dog named Scrappy, and welding tips are all being documented by "freddytk421" of Dripping Springs on YouTube. Below is link to the video he recently posted of the native wildlife filmed one day around his house here in Dripping. You can see more of his videos on http://www.youtube.com/user/freddytk421