Happy Holidays

Yes, the season is fully upon us - and it's about time.

And to honor said season, I've put together a little Holiday Oriented web site, just for all the followers of my little blog.

The Beachmiser's Holiday Memorial Website Thingy.

So that's it for this post - go see the website.

And we'll see you - next year!

Holiday Family Video

This is just a little video I put together, using the animoto.com site. It really is pretty cool. I tried to get everybody - probably missed a few - and I hope you enjoy this little holiday family video.
If you guys have any shots I don't have and you'd like to see included, send them to me and I'll remix it.

Happy Holidays and Best Wishes to all - and leave a comment.
Old Bro and the Mustang

2008 Christmas Regatta Boat Parade

This is the 2008 Annual Intercoastal Regatta, a bunch of boats all lit up for the 24th annual Christmas boat parade on the Intercoastal Waterway. Actually, we weren't sure what was lit more, the boats or the crews.

We went over to Sandy's and video recorded this from her dock on the ICW. Great parade, great friends visiting, great munchies. Overall, an eventful event.

Some updates - recently updated!

I've been really busy lately, updating this and that:

My Shagmiser Blog
My Internet Retirement Site
My Trivia Answers Site
My Shagmiser Projects Page

just to name a few. So I thought I'd post this for the both of you who follow this blog so you can check out my updates. I also updated the recommended links thingy down on the right (Blogger calles them Gadgets). Took out a lot of outdated links, and added some new ones. Pretty cool, eh?

On to fun stuff. Cynthia's headed our way to visit over Thanksgiving, and good old C.B. is also headed "to the beach." We're gonna have a full house for Turkey Day! Yahoo-ie! Also, nephew Keith is due back from Taiwan, filled we're sure with a wild story or 2.

The Little River / North Myrtle Beach Christmas Holiday Boat "in the water on the ICW" Parade is next Saturday after Thanksgiving, so we're all headed over to Sandy's to watch the parade of Christmas lit boats (or is it the Captian and crew who are lit?). Like previous years, I'll video the whole thing, then post if to YouTube and the http://www.digitalshores.net/ pages, so nobody will miss a thing. Be on the lookout.

Actually, you don't have to keep checking here for updates if you use an RSS feed, or just "Follow" this blog. Either way works.

Enough for now - mores courses to keep up with and websites to update. Busy, busy, busy!!!!

TTFN, and AMF
Dick