Whats the Score?

We went to Lincoln last evening to watch a coed softball game. (in the 'We Suck' league' as my kids put it) We mainly went to watch the youngest addition to the Morrow Clan, while her folks, and Uncle, played ball.
I am a big fan of watching live baseball/softball. They always ask me to keep score. I have a difficult time trying to keep score because I tend to watch the exciting play and then after the next batter is up I will typically say, "Oh what happened there". And then I try to rebuild the last 2 minutes.
Last night the umpire stopped to ask me the score. He reported it to the other side, " it's 8 to 7". They said "no its 9 to 8". I went over,,,, the other score keeper showed me where I had miscounted.
The next inning the umpire said to me "what's the score, or should I even ask"? He then said "well, I saw the scorebook in your hand and thought you might know the score, never mind". I tellya, I get no respect.

MEMORIAL DAY IN BURT COUNTY

(click on photos to enlarge) A community pauses to pay respect to those whom we owe our Freedom. This is a War Memorial in front of, and to the south of the Burt County Courthouse in Tekamah, NE.

The north half of our courthouse. Notice the immaculate grounds. We are fortunate to have a man who is one of the best. The near perfect appearance of the courthouse and grounds in the middle of a town, certainly raises the bar for the citizens.

This is the north side of the courthouse lawn. I took four photos expecting to stich them together for one grand panoramic view. It looked like something Picaso would have done if he had been a photographer. So I'll give you the north half and you'll have to imagine that the south half looked the same. It did.

Twenty-One guns saluting their fallen comrades.

The following pics are of the murals that were recently painted on the second floor of the Burt County Courthouse. A very talented local artist painted them and they were sponsored by County Veterans. An open house was held the Sunday before Memorial Day to unveil them.

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Burt County residents lost in the Wars.

Western Union: I deeply regret to inform you...

Me,, with one of my favorite 'Rock Groups'. My mostest favorite Rock Group is on Mt. Rushmore.