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    Pop, my computer teacher

    Pop was determined that I would learn about and understand computers and computer software. At one point, he came over to my place every Tuesday evening and taught me DOS and other essential aspects of computers. At the end of…

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    Jenn and Dylan get married

    It was a beautiful wedding on a scorching September day. Jenn, Peter’s niece, looked gorgeous in her princess gown, and Dylan was a very handsome groom. The wedding was held outdoors at a camping ground deep in the woods near…

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    My wonderful daughter

    Angie was a gorgeous baby who grew up to be a magnificent woman. She is kind and caring, industrious and health-conscious. Here are some pictures of Angie through the years–she keeps getting more beautiful by the day. This is Angie,…

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    My wonderful son

    Neil was adorable as a baby and cute as a button when he was a little kid. I didn’t know he would be even better looking as he grew up—these pictures are proof! More than that, he grew up to…

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    Gloria and Bob in new snowsuits

    For Christmas 1958, my brother and I each got a new snowsuit. Mine was red and made swishing sounds when I walked. I don’t think Bob wore a snowsuit; he preferred a jacket with snow pants. Money was very tight,…

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    Me, Neil and the horses

    My lifelong dream has been to sit on a horse—maybe even ride one a little. So, here I am at the age of almost 76, and Neil is making it happen for me. He searched the Ottawa Valley and finally,…

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    Some thoughts about me…

    My father told me I couldn’t go to university because I was just going to get married and have children. My (first) husband told me I’d never be anything without him. My divorce lawyer told me I would never again…

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    Angie’s 39th Birthday

    As always, we had a family birthday party at our house. I could hardly believe that my little girl was 39 years old–but the pictures don’t lie! The whole family was there… Austin, Angie and Lindsay Jenn, Neil and Ashleigh…

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    Pop and his computers

    Pop was a pioneer in the area of computers. Not only did he build his first computer from a big box of electronic this-and-that, but he also programmed in Dos, C++, and Fortran. Nan never had to wonder where Pop…

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    When I was slim

    There is not much to say about this photo; it speaks for itself. In the old days, I could eat whatever I wanted, as much as I wanted, and never gain an ounce. Wow, has my metabolic rate ever changed!!