Blues Legend Jimmy “T99” Nelson (October 2001) — Image by kenne
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Blues Legend Jimmy “T99” Nelson Leave a comment
Houston Blues Man 1 comment
Houston Blues Man, Sherman Robinson — Image by kenne
The blues are the roots and the other musics are the fruits.
It’s better keeping the roots alive,
because it means better fruits from now on.
The blues are the roots of all American music.
As long as American music survives, so will the blues.
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Bernhardt Winery, Cheers to 14 Years Leave a comment
Our friends Jerri and Jerry Bernhardt are celebrating 14 wonderful years of success. Some of us were around in the early days of getting their Houston Hill Country winery off the ground, literary by helping to plant the vineyard in the spring of 2005. We wish them continued success! — kenne
Congratulations to the Bernhardt’s — Image posted on Facebook
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Once A Runner, Always A Runner 5 comments
Sprint for Life, May 2010 — Photo-Artistry by kenne
The last time I ran in Houston’s MD Anderson Cancer Center “Sprint for Life” fundraiser was May 2014. I ran the 5k in 30 minutes, coming third in the over 70 age group. For now, I have given up running, replacing it with walking and hiking. Whether I start running again or not, running will always be in my blood.
In case you are wondering, in the May 2010 run pictured above, I was 3rd in the 65-70 age group. Also, I no longer wear white crew socks!
— kenne
“Run when you can, walk if you have to, crawl if you must; just never give up.”
— Dean Karnazes
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“Entrance” — Abstract Art 4 comments
“Entrance” — Abstract Art by kenne
Inside looking out
Colors move as the sun shines
Through plate glass windows.
— kenne
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Age Finally Caught-Up With Fox 3 comments
There once was a feisty little dog
whose name was Fox.
He demanded 100 percent from
his human friend, Jill.
In the beginning of their relationship
he was able to get what he wanted,
he needed her and she needed him.
Fox was her baby and he knew it.
Over time Fox learned to tolerate
others as long as Jill was around,
remaining very jealous of her attention.
Then James came on the scene.
Like his human friends, over time
he got gray, hard of hearing and
and learning to live with vision lose.
Even so, Jill give him life till the end.
(Fox died May 11, 2019 at the age of 22.)
— kenne
James and Fox (2009)
Fox, Chase, Jill and Joy (Christmas, 2001)
Fox and Jill (Christmas, 2001)
Kenne and Fox (2006)
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1954 GMC Pickup Truck 1 comment
Kenne David Turner’s 1954 GMC Pickup Truck — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Living through my son
Old trucks or motorcycles
I’m inside his veins.
— kenne
