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Stories by Jasmine
Jasmine Marzella Curran, pretty unique right? That’s me in a nutshell, unique.
I talk way too much and think ten times more. Love shades of blues and greens :)
I am VERY clumsy and a horrible speller. 4.0 student (go figure)
My dream job, Published author (GO FIGURE) and I can be just a creative as smart, I swear :)
The Colors of Fall Turn to Winter...
Taken October 12, 2012 | The vivid colors of Fall are a welcome to my eye - I love taking photos this time of year. I was even lucky to capture Josh's Senior Photos (shown below) on a nice fall day. Now the leaves have all fell from the colorful trees to give way for Winter weather to settle in with freezing nights and a sprinkling of snow here and there.
Taken November 19, 2011 | This little guy was munching on apples in the snow at my work. I brought the apples in as a treat - and the deer loved them!!
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Josh | Graduation Photos
It was a sunny fall day - so we quickly took some graduation photos of Josh down by the Mill Pond in Onalaska, hunting tree stand and the paved road.
He will be done with Running Start at Centralia College with his Welding degree Spring 2012.
We're so very proud of him!
Personally, I this creative view - wondering where the road to life will lead Josh...
Some of his future ideas include:
Welding in North Dakota & Alaska, after a road trip south to California to meet up with some online gaming friends.
Onalaska History
Nestled along the Lewis and Clark Trail, we are half-way between Seattle, WA and Portland, OR.
At one time Onalaska had the largest logging mill in the state.
The smokestack towers above the quiet little town, watching over the mill pond, where you catch a nice trout for dinner.
Genealogy Research
- Jordan - Argerbright
My husband's grandma JORDAN had a warm heart for the homeless and for many years she was a cook for the homeless in Olympia, WA - Bread & Roses Community. - Galvin - Green
Founder of the rural town of GALVIN, WA, told by Joey's Great-Uncle Ross Galvin (retired doctor). - Wilder - Kildow
My husband's family genealogy feature a pure-bred Arabian-Horse ranch (Wilder Ranch) in the Mud Bay area of OLYMPIA, WA in the 1940's, as well as a yaucht builder in the 1940's and 1950's (OLYMPIA). - Parnell - Schaffer
Early stories tell the beginnings of a Post Office in TILDON, 1882, near the small logging town of ONALASKA, WA. As well as the Lewis County Shoestring Cemetery being donated by Mirindia Schaffer. - Nichols - Stevenson
Childhood memories from my Grandma Marie (NICHOLS) PARNELL, include a cross-country trip in 1935 in a home-made motor-home, growing up on the farm, and working for Boeing in the 1940's are just a few of life's stories.
Favorite Recipes of Onalaskans
COOKBOOK: Rememberances & Recipes, 1975
COOKBOOK: History and Favorite Recipes of Onalaskans, 1997