Monday, April 8, 2019

Progress at Miller Park (1/16.2019)











Our recent return from our holiday visit to Texas saw us once again at Miller Park in Winston-Salem, NC. Check out the progress on the construction project that should have us ready to have a real bathroom and some equipment storage area by springtime.

Carolina Petanque in South Florida

Our good friends Terry and Sue Wien, who now reside in Lakeland, FL, made the trip down to Lake Worth to play in the SE Region Mixed Doubles on January 6. Here, from our friend Jo Ella Manalan's Facebook post:

"Another gorgeous S. Florida day for our SE Regional mixed doubles. We were happy to welcome those who came from N. Carolina, St. Augustine, Miami, and Orlando (and points in between. Here are the results:
1- Francis and Laura Cheru
2- Alain and Mitzi Giminez
3- Christian Cote and Marie-Claire Meunier
4- Michel Robichaud and Pat Lallinec
Consolante:
1- Terry and Sue Wien
2- Fabien Nicolas and Anne-Marie Latuberne
3- Guy Labouyrie and Yolande Goupil
4- Leo Fleitas and Francoise Jutras
A big congratulations to our winners and thanks to all who participated and made it a fun event."

And we'd like to add our own CONGRATULATIONS to Terry and Sue for winning the Consolante!

New Year's Eve 2018







What better way to close out the year than with family and friends in Austin, Texas.

'Tis the season (Sunday, Dec 16, 2018}

Maybe the Grinch?
Tracie and preston







Maria and Kerry
Pre-Christmas play at Miller Park in Winston-Salem, NC.

Thursday, December 6, 2018

Sunshowers and snowshowers

Stormy skies

Look closely-- snow flakes!








Shirley's shadow!
Wonderful day of play yesterday. Sun. Cold wind. Clouds. Snow. Sun again. Cold wind to end the day. Great!

Rainy days and Sundays








We had six for Sunday play at Miller Park despite the fact that a driving rain had been present for most of the morning. It was still raining when we arrived at the park at 1:00 PM, but it stopped about fifteen minutes later and we were able to start playing immediately. Thank goodness (and the contractors!) for great drainage on our now-not-so-new courts.