Dale's Home Page

Please explore my pages and links.

You may E-mail me at:
dalemonahan@gmail.com

My Beloved Husband - The Love of My Life

And for what it's worth, I'm finally providing a picture of me, if you would like to see what I look like. Please click below.

Dale Monahan Due to the fact that I retired from the state of Virginia, I no longer do pages on the Internal Web pages at work. However here is a page of my friend and co-worker, Kathy that I created when I was the webmaster at work.

Where I used to work and link to my friend, Kathy!!

Sunsets

Richmond, Virginia

Capital Square, Richmond, Virginia - April 6, 2000

Richmond, Virginia - Canal Walk

Although Hurricane Floyd wasn't as bad as in some areas, we had a few problems. Like a tree falling on my new car. I know that is minor to what some have had to experience but I don't want another hurricane in my area. :)

Floyd

Class that I took via the internet
Richmond Riverfront Canal Walk in Richmond
A Mother's Tribute to her Son
My Mother -- Dorothy Thurman Adams
My Father -- Floyd James Adams
Cindy's Poem - to Shawn
How to make a web page: TOOLS NEEDED - NOTEPAD
You Can Have a JPG Background
More HTML information with font codes and color changes
Frames Provided - if you want them
And just for fun!!
Meet my dog, Lobo!!
First house that my husband and I lived in!!
Dreamy Scene provided by Tripod

Thank you!

"Always do right; this will gratify some people and astonish the rest."

Mark Twain

Meet My Virtual Pet. A nice little tree frog.

When I first put my web page online, way back in March 1997, I was using notepad (still am, although I have used three other products at my job and a different one in a class that I took through work. They were all good, therefore I'm not endorsing any.) Also I have found out that there are so many, many places on the WEB where you can get HTML info, and so much free stuff out there. If you simply search the web, you can find just about anything that you might need. Have fun! But be careful in cyberspace! Things aren't always what they seem.
That can be said with real conviction now in 2007. So much has changed from the innocent days of 1997. The web has changed so very much. And not always for the better...