Pam's Corner... comments, questions and other stuff by Port's Famous Photographer

If you wanted to see something pretty adorable, you should have gone to the library Saturday morning.  There were a bunch of little princesses and one charming little prince in attendance at the Princess Tea Party.  There were crafts and reading, snacks and friends, prizes and fun!  A wonderful way to kick-off National Library Week at S. W. Smith.

If you don't use the library, you should!  I have gone in a few times lately with one of my granddaughters.  We will read a book, she will color while I read a newspaper or magazine...the computers are there...it is just a nice, comfortable place to be.  Check it out!

Things around my house need to change...I, a once very organized person, need to return to those days.  It is tax time again - how did that year go by so fast? - and I, of course, don't have the necessary paperwork needed to do our taxes.  It's here!  In one of about 50 containers, notebooks or piles.  I have a couple days to get it together.  Good thing we have a great tax guy!  

I got to my first softball game Monday.  The weather was perfect....any warmer and it would  be too much for me!  I didn't get to stay for the whole thing because I had a meeting to get to and an errand to run for my parents before the meeting.  They boys had to play baseball at Otto-Eldred instead of home due to the field conditions.  Community t-ball, baseball and softball are starting as well as track season and also community soccer.    There are plenty of opportunities to get outdoors and watch some seasoned athletes and those who are just starting. 

I had a wonderful time at the Women's Club meeting.  The food and fellowship were great!  Tony Edgell stopped by to give us the scoop on renovating the pool.  He did a good job.  I didn't get to stay for the whole thing as I had another photo to take, but it was very informative. 

May is going to be a busy month - the prom will take place the first weekend of the month, followed by the spring musical the next weekend which is also Mother's Day weekend.  There will be senior days, banquets, spring concerts and as I've said, sports!

Sunday afternoon we said goodbye to a member of our church family.  The women, called "an angel" by her children...she had five...was an active member of our church and our community.  Her name is Marge Petzold.  The last pictures I have of Marge are from the Hanging of the Greens celebration at church.  She was putting mittens and socks on the Christmas tree that would be given to those in need.  She was visiting in California with her husband, Jim, at the time of her death.  She will surely be missed.

Be kind to one another.