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Shelley's Phavorite Photos

Hey folks!

We've added something new, Shelley's recent house photos. She took them last summer while doing some walking to get in shape for training with ner new Seeing Eye dog. "The pictures come out all crooked," she says, "but that's what graphics software is for."

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12/23/1994. (A Christmas wedding complete with mistletoe. The Best Man holds it over the couple's heads.)

Shelley and her husband Paul, waltzing at their wedding reception. (12/23/94)

Alaska's Pioneer Peak, taken by one of

Shelley's sisters, near their birthplace,

There is no rainbow quite like an Alaskan rainbow.

(for those who think Alaska is nothing but ice and snow)

Shelley's Mom

Shelley's Dad

Shelley's paternal grandparents, Alaska, 1971

Shelley's Grandmother prayed every day for

17 years that Shelley would surrender to Christ.

This is a typical class of students at The Seeing Eye. Shelley is third from the left with Katie. Paul calls this "Blindlady's Boot camp" because of the early risings and regimented schedule.

Shelley, Paul & Atta, Kiev Ukraine, 06/03

(Atta is a native of Ghana, West Africa. This unique family was brought together via the Internet)

Kate, Shelley's First Seeing Eye dog, curled up with one of Shelley's snowmen. (Christmas 1998)

Paul and Shelley also have an unofficially-adopted daughter, Melissa

The Gus Man

(Shelley's 3rd Seeing Eye dog)

Gus & Katie (right) together, shortly before Kate's death in 2004. She died at age 13.

Shelley and Paul share a love for classic cars like this fucia-colored roadster Shelley is admiring at a classic car show. (2003)

Easter, 2006. Paul & Shelley with niece Jessica. Shelley made both dresses and the Victorian hat she is wearing.

Paul, cookin' up some breakfast during a church camping trip.

"The Mind's Eye Theatre," a drama ministry headed by Paul & Shelley, gearing up for their first performance of "Scrooge in'da Hood." This is a unique, radio-theatre format where sound is key and where people don't have to memorize their lines or move about on stage.

David, one of The Mind's Eye Theatre's shining stars, on stage waiting patiently for his cue. "I had to put this one in." Shelley says, "Who could resist those eyes?" (1999)

Houses remain one of Shelley's favorite subjects. This is Shelley's all-time favorite house picture. She has a framed enlargement hanging in her office. It's not really located on a lake. It's actually located on a street of beiutiful homes in Seattle's Capitol Hill area. 2007

The Space needle, a Seattle icon

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