Jace Christian Douglas

Jace Christian Douglas was born on February 25, 2009 at 2:23 p.m. He is the 1st son of David B. Douglas, Jr. & Mary Douglas. His proud grand parents are David B. Douglas, Sr. and Suzette A. Douglas and Harold Layton & Teresa Layton. His proud uncle and aunt are Marc & Tanisha Dubransky.

Onalaska, Wisconsin

Onalaska, Wisconsin

David Douglas, Sr., and I took a trip to Onalaska, Wisconsin. Onalaska, Wisconsin is a very nice scenic place. It is surrounded by lakes and is a good place to catch crappie. They also have boats which can be rented out, to catch your prized crappie or catfish.

David & Mary Douglas Wedding - June 5, 2007

Marc & Tanisha DuBransky's Wedding

Marc & Tanisha Dubransky's Wedding http://www.marcandtanisha.com/ August 9, 2008 was a wonderful occassion. We flew into Camarillo, California to attend the wedding. We stayed at The Grand Vista Hotel at 999 Enchanted Way in Simi Valley, California which was a very nice hotel.

We went to the mens wearhouse in Oxnard, California to have David Douglas, Sr., fitted for his tuxedo he had order at their Davenport Iowa location. The tuxedo fit perfect, but we think there may have been a few issues with David Douglas, Jr's tuxedo. Mr. Marc DuBransky arrived at the mens wearhouse shortly after we arrive to try on his tuxedo. He tried it on and it looked great on him.

We couldn't wait for the joyous day to begin!

Christmas In The Midwest

Christmas in the Midwest
We live in Davenport, Iowa and Christmas in the Midwest is so beautiful. It's truly like living in a winter wonderland. Whenever it snows in the midwest, if your inside looking out it makes you feel like your inside a globe dome when you shake one up and you see all of the little snowflakes all around.

This is a photo of the Mississippi River. Did you know that the Mississippi River freezes in the winter? It's truly a sight to see! I took this picture myself because David Douglas Sr., drove accross this bridge and I was screaming, pull over I've got to take a picture of it.. I can't believe a mighty river like the Mississippi is frozen like a popsicle.