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Went to SeaWorld with Em and Georgia

Considered by many to be golf's fifth major, the Wachovia Championship was held at Quail Hollow in May 2018 . All the top players were there including Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, and Rory Mclroy. We were able to get up close to the action and the quality of play was amazing. Jason Day was the eventual winner at 12 under par but I've never seen anyone hit the ball harder than Tony Finau. Phil Mickelson tied for 5th place at 7 under par.

Posted on Fri, May. 30, 2008 Albert R. Subers, longtime judge and lawyer in Montco By Sally A. Downey Inquirer Staff Writer Albert R. Subers, 79, of Lower Gwynedd, a retired Montgomery County Court judge, died of an apparent heart attack Tuesday at home. Judge Subers was appointed to the bench in April 1983 and was elected that November. He served until retiring as a senior judge in 2005. During his judicial career, he presided over high-profile proceedings in civil and criminal court. He also had several unusual cases, including those of a babysitter charged with giving marijuana to children and a pet owner accused of mistreating 112 animals. He loved the law, said his wife, Emmaneta "Emmy" Hepford Subers. For the last three years, he had been a civil-settlement master with Montgomery County Court and worked as recently as last week, she said. Judge Subers, who grew up in Elkins Park, was an Eagle Scout. He played trombone in the marching band and orchestra, and competed on the football and wrestling squads at Cheltenham High School. He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Pennsylvania, where he rowed on the crew team and was president of the marching band. He also earned a law degree from Penn, and was a devoted alumnus and Quakers football fan, his wife said. As a young lawyer, Judge Subers clerked for a judge in Philadelphia and was counsel to Philadelphia Transportation Co. In the late 1960s, he joined a law firm in Norristown. In 1975, he was a founding partner of the firm of Kane, Pugh, Anderson, Subers & McBrien in Norristown, and was a civil litigator and solicitor for several Montgomery County townships until his judicial appointment. He served on the board of the Philadelphia Cricket Club and was a member of the Society of the War of 1812. An ancestor, Peter Stuart Hay, fought in that conflict. He enjoyed travel, especially river cruises in Europe. In addition to his wife, Judge Subers is survived by daughters Elizabeth Kelly-McMahon, Julie D'Aeth, Ruth, Emily and Janet; two stepsons; a sister; and nine grandchildren.

Video from the indoor facility at Finch Farm, Everton's training ground, as well as a documentary of Liverpool and Chelsea fans, narrated by Sir David Attenborough 😂😂😂

Before and after pictures

In November 2007 we began the project to finish the basement. We hired the best contractor on the East Coast, Doug Moore, and prepared to empty the savings account. The basement had several studded walls holding up the floor above and I came up with a floor-plan that included a large bedroom, full bathroom, sitting room, kitchenette, and large game-room. We added french doors and new windows for more natural light. The finished basement adds over 1200 sq. foot to the size of the house and is a great addition for the kids and guests.

Studs, electrical, plumbing, HVAC

In November 2007 the Waxhaw Wolverines, Sarah's U14 Soccer Team, played in the State Youth Soccer Tournament in Burlington North Carolina. We left Friday night and stayed through Sunday. The girls won their first game Saturday, lost their second and qualified for the final on Sunday. After an exciting game against a very aggressive team the girls were defeated 1-0 but had a very enjoyable weekend.

This was Paul's first season playing football. There are no try-outs for Parkwood Middle School football, meaning everyone who showed up for the first practice got to play. He was given the role of starting kick return. The boys, all aged 12-13, practiced hard but did not have a winning season. They were beaten in the play-offs by Holy Trinity. Better luck next year!

Monday July 9th was a special day in our home. Kelly's 16th Birthday! Around 5:00PM a stretch limo pulled up in front the house to take Kelly and her friends out on a special night on the town. They left Waxhaw behind for a glamorous night of touring the Queen City. After a 3-hour tour, the night ended with ice-cream at a local parlor and then back to the house for cake and party games. We love you Kelly.

We woke up in the early morning of February 1st 2007 to find thick flakes of snow falling all around Charlotte. It stopped snowing around 9:00AM by which time we had about 4 inches on the ground. With all the area schools closed for the day it was not long before for all the neighborhood kids hit the street and snowmen started popping up in almost every yard. But snow soon turned to rain and most of the snow was melted by Saturday. Oh well, it was fun while it lasted!

In July we lost one of our closest family friends, R.J Chapa. I first met RJ in a small church in Goose Creek, SC in January 2001. I did not know Jesus Christ at the time but after attending a Christmas Eve service I was invited to a men's bible study that RJ was teaching. He made an immediate impression on me. Over the next 5 years we grow very close as he becomes my spiritual teacher and journey's with me as I begin to discover the mysteries and truths of the bible. I know he is in a better place but he will be sorely missed here.