The rain clouds parted allowing just enough time for me to squeeze in some of my multi-tasking side work. Yes, I am a wife, mom, writer, and on many occasions photographer.

On Tuesday, a friend of mine and bride-to-be decided to make the 300 mile roundtrip to Sulphur Springs. Honoring me, the photographer, and the city of Sulphur Springs with the opportunity to serve as the lovely backdrop for her bridal portraits.

I put the above post on the Korean War Educator website (www.koreanwar-educator.org) several years ago. Little did I know the impact those few sentences would carry through cyberspace.

My father, 1st Lt. Albert Randall Hamilton Jr., was an F-86 Sabre Jet pilot. He was a member of the 36th Fighter Bomber Squadron during the Korean War.

There’s something good here . . .
With all the bad news coming from Wall Street, Washington and the world, it’s time for something good.

There’s something good here . . .
With all the bad news coming from Wall Street, Washington and the world, it’s time for something good.

There’s something good here . . .
What about those Wildcats? We wish them the best in today’s game. From all reports, this team, their coaches, the drill team, cheerleaders, band and fans have retained their sense of good sportsmanship throughout the playoff process. Good for them and good for the city of Sulphur Springs.