By now those who have the interest, time and fortitude have made it through (at least some) of the previous post. Having let your rich imaginations dwell with this for awhile, the following images (click here) are now available, against which to check your internal vision — snapshots from a quick trip into the church […]
The Requested Photograph – Martha Burr & Diane Canning, Wellesley College 1969 View larger image
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Chris’s children: Michael, Caroline, and Matthew Matthew (the one above) woke the other day with what might have been a stiff neck. “Mom, have you ever, when you were young, or even yesterday, felt like a bone was sticking out of your neck?”
Susan, Diane, Frank and Florence – 1954 View larger, grainier – it’s an old photo, what do you expect – image I woke up this morning to six below and frozen heating pipes. After I positioned my space heater and hair dryer over the ice cold copper, the phone rang. It was Steven Varga wondering […]
Chris R If you’ve ever spent time in an Apple store, the thing that grabs you is the sleekness of it. No CompUSA here, it is ultra modern with people wearing black shirts with white Apples on them. Sleek geeks if you will. I purchased a 20 inch iMac with great fanfare, quite excited about […]
Helen Josephine and Leroy O’connell, Malcolm and Helen Virginia Miller. Helen in her wedding dress. View larger image
Adam Kibbe Our family gets together but infrequently. Come high school age, the children of families such as ours were sent to school in the United States from our expatriate home in Venezuela, gone from the nucleus for many months at a time. With college, that gap widened to years, and as if by habit, […]
The beginning of a house for Matt’s BMW. Note the bend in those two planks. I thought it humorous, the boys did not. Matt and Robby Nadler laid all of the roof rafters, nailing each one using an airgun. No personal injuries, only a job well done.
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