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About Me
- Ivon
- Little about me: - Age 62. - Married 43 years to my high school sweetheart. - Retired from the US Navy after 25 years. I was a mustang officer. Chief Yeoman, then off to Office Candidate School, and retired as a Lieutenant in the Supply Corps. - Currently teach for the University of Phoenix.
Family and Friends
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It's Booked!10 years ago
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Catching up.... again11 years ago
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Patriot 79
Product of Captain Eagle's Online Class of 2007. Filed, sanded, polished, and assembled by me.
Nancy's Men
Ivon and Nancy
Nancy and Pirate
Nancy said what?
British Isles Tour - September 2008
John and Ann after a long day
Family
Dennis and Mary - Brother, sister, buddies, and friends
Sisters
Stephanie and Laura
Watch out for family!
Laura - Stephanie - Derek
Ivon - looking serious
Mike & Sarah lost in a world of technology
Steve - At concert on one of those long daylight days in Anchorage
Grandkids - Laura & Larry's
Lach - Landon - Larry - Laird
Grandkids - Mike & Sarah's Children
Alivia - Mikie - Madison
Birthday Time
95 Birthday - Passed Away 7/30/2009
3 comments:
You would never know he/her was there watching you!!
When I was younger I went to the beach and did fish those and them we had them for dinner. I did not like them - but it is not much fish I do like.
I did like the, The garfish (Belone belone) is a pelagic, oceanodromous needlefish found in brackish and marine waters of the Eastern Atlantic, the Mediterranean Sea, the Baltic Sea, etc. The fish lives close to the surface and has a migratory pattern similar to that of the mackerel. From the North Sea garfish migrate to shallow waters in April and May. They spawn in areas with eel grass in May and June. In the autumn they return to the open sea, including the Atlantic west of the British Isles.
Garfish are pelagic, they feed on small fish and leap out of the water when hooked.
Because they do have green bone inside so it is easy to see!
Love Maria
So cool! When are we going diving again?
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