We have had a couple of busy weeks as I am sure you have too. Here is a brief review of our Christmas.
We had a progressive dinner with Elaine's family.
My nieces and nephew entertained us at their home where we had appetizers.
We went to our house for the main course.
We then finished up at Elaine's parents house with desert.
Elaine's Dad read part of the Christmas story at each house.
A few days before Christmas Levi asked his girlfriend, Hope, to marry him. Thankfully she said yes and they came to our house so we could congratulate them.
Elaine welcomes or new addition to the family.
The ring!
Here is the happy couple.
Christmas Eve found us at my parents house and it can be seen HERE in a smile box that my Mom created.
Christmas morning at our house and we wake up to our tradition orange rolls. I still haven't fixed the oven so Elaine made them in the toaster oven.
I was asked the other day "What is my most prized piece in my Batman collection?".
Easy answer.
It is found on this shelf in what we call the Batroom in our home.
You would never guess it. It's only valuable to my wife and I.
It isn't even a Batman, it's a Robin.
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I'm always Batman. When my brothers and I played and when my kids and I play, I'm Batman.
The kids at my childrens school and at church camp, call me Batman.
Levi, my oldest son, knew this and he claimed the sidekick role early in life as Robin.
He had an action figure from the cartoon "Batman: The Animated Series" in the 90"s and he wore it out.
Bear was his pal when it was time for bed and quiet times but the rest of the time Robin was in his hand.Yeah its worn out and that is why I love it. Because it was loved by someone I love.
My Dad liked photography as a hobby and his family made for interesting subjects to capture on film or should I say slides.
There aren't many pictures with him in them so I titled this blog "What my Dad saw".
The rear view mirror header I think summes it up well. I remember Dad saying "I am gonna take a picture of what I see every time I look in the mirror".
This is my families history, thanks for coming and enjoy.