BSA at Davis Besse Nuclear Power Plant, Oak Harbor, Ohio
I spent over twenty five years at DB, it was the best of times. My peers at work were all outstanding. They are educated, trained, determined, honest, and most of all motivated. Some characteristics that I learned there, are the same for those in the Boy Scouts of America. First there is that persistence of accomplishments, Boy Scouts never ever give up. You got to do it or die. Perseverance is your middle name. The winner belongs to those who show up, never giving in. Second there is integrity. At Davis Besse, we always tell the truth, what is right is might. A Scout's integrity, e.g., his honesty, is like a foundation on a super skyscraper. It will hold solid while the building sways, not like tents in the wind. Keep that integrity, for it is the bedrock of all your life travels. Last of course, is the Scout's attitude. Boy Scouts know that the glass is never half empty or half full, that we never live in a vacuum. That happiness is here today all around you. So you must look and love it all. Boy Scouts have no time for sad sacks, it way too short, life that is. So smile, make others smile too, every day in every way. Enough of this, here are the teasers:
We need to thank Randy Burke for his time and effort in organizing such event. It takes time, work and effort. To give to others is so much better than to take, for you're accomplishments are Randy's rewards. Your time will come to do the same. For today, please thank him and the Millbury BSA Troop for their service.
One must log into Walgreens photo site with a valid e-mail. Please print some, it's only twenty cents a print, and you can pick them up at Walgreens. Can one beat twenty cents for a lifetime of memories? Print a dollars worth, mom will love you more, and you're worth it. Well, if you made it this far, Then click here to see all BSA pics taken at DB in 2013 at the Walgreens Photo site.
You can see your pictures for free at Snap fish (maybe) or Walgreens. However you must be logged into Snap Fish or Walgreens. They don't charge to look at the pics, but later, you may get an occasional e-mail from them. They make their money when you order prints, e.g., the stores kicks back to snap fish.
Walgreens does a good job for just viewing. You can order prints such that they are printed and sent to you via mail or printed at the local drug store. For larger prints, call me, but there may be a charge and we will need a frame. If you want the original pic, then let me know. Walgreens only keeps their files for 4 to 5 years, longer if someone orders from them, then they are deleted. Snap Fish files have been deleted, least I believe. However I have them all at home, so if you want to see or have an original pic file then let me know.
Hey, You can not afford not to hire me.... a double negative...
A family shoot cost 1 dollar, a family re-union is 2 dollars, and weddings are limited to crash and burns which is 99 cents. A crash and burns is when I crash the reception one hour prior to the bride's arrival, staying until she arrives. You got to be with in my driving distance, and the bride or mother must approve. Dads and grooms or relation to such have no say.
What a deal. Just a call at 419 691 8753 or an e-mail at pseniuk@woh.rr.com. No one can beat my price for any charitable or school event, just ask. Universal answer is yes, but you got to ask. I am here not to make money, but to save memories of families and friends.
If you're military or have a son or daughter within the military, then my NO price policy can't be beat. This is my way of support to them, call me now. It's easy for them to see the pics via internet. I will need to be within driving distance and have both you and your subjects' approval. Send an e-mail. Love ya in a brotherly way. Peter
I attempt to capture photographs of families in and around Toledo, Ohio. We only live once and must enjoy every minute with them, well most of the time, that picture will last a life time, maybe two I hope.
Nice site Pete. Let's go boating . . . give Ted a call.
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