
I was looking through a biography recently and noticed this picture of a mother and baby I figure is from about 1930-31.




My wife Sally, Gabby's grandma, is flying to Pennsylvania tomorrow for a visit. I miss our girls very much, both Gabby and her older sister, Bella. I also miss their mom and dad. I'm set to fly there in October, but for now I have to depend on pictures.
Here's a little something from my son's blog about Gabby and her current fascination with the color green.
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