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Purchase Prints June 23, 2009 at 11:27 pm

Some of the images I post here are personal images but others are now available for purchase.  Visit my web page to view my galleries.  If you see an image you like, just add it to your cart.  There are prints and canvases of various sizes, along with a few photo products (such as puzzles and ceramic tiles).

Visit NealJacob.com to view my images and make your purchase.

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Gone Fishing May 26, 2009 at 8:55 pm

The last time my parents were out visiting my dad mentioned to Nathanael going fishing.  I told Nathanael how I used to go fishing with my dad, so he wanted to go fishing.  This past Memorial Day Weekend we visited my parents and sister in Maryland, so we took a little fishing trip.  Nathanael knew we were going to go fishing and he was very excited and really looking forward to it.

We headed out to Little Seneca Lake in Black Hill Regional Park for Nathanael’s first fishing trip.

Nathanael casting his line

I didn’t have much time to compose that shot because the fish were really biting!  As soon as Nathanael cast a Sunny Bluegill hit his line.

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Face Painting May 18, 2009 at 10:32 pm

It was beautiful on Saturday, so after running some errands, we headed to Downtown Front Royal on Saturday for the 23rd Annual Wine & Craft Festival. We don’t drink and we didn’t buy any crafts, but it was a chance to get out of the house and give the kids something to do.

The first order of business for the kids after eating lunch was face painting:
Charis and her cat

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Happy Mother's Day May 10, 2009 at 8:33 pm

I hope all the mothers out there had a lovely Mother’s Day.  Kathy decided she wanted to go to Quiznos,  so off we went:

Outside of the Front Royal Quiznos

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Photoshop that Photo-Op! May 5, 2009 at 4:40 pm

I’m sure everyone knows about the “stunt” that was pulled with the Boeing VC-25 (747) used as Air Force 1 recently.  (The plane is only called “Air Force 1” when the President is physically on the plane.)  Scott Kelby demonstrates how this could have been avoided and save the tax payers money at the same time.

Link to Scott Kelby’s “Dear White House” post.

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