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Category Archives: familyNovella

familyNovella: Trek

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Prequel: Trek

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familyNovella: Gibler Family

It’s official. I’m in the holiday spirit! & I think I can pinpoint the turning point from frosty fall into winter holidays during one particular session: the Gibler family. I had gotten to know all of Bruce & Margie’s boys and their families at some point or other over the last few years, so it was...

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Prequel: bambie eyes

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Epilogue: fly me to the moon.

How cool would it be to go to work with your dad for a day…in an airplane!? These images of Nick with Myla & Gavin give me a fly-me-to-the-moon feeling. & it makes me happy it has the same affect for Nick & Lenaya
I can’t even tell you how many times Nick has...

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familyNovella: Katie & Glenn.

Katie had ‘a thing’ for Glenn. They had spent four years together in Agriculture class. At some point, the joking and teasing and casual conversations turned into ‘a thing’. And it worked because Glenn had ‘a thing’ for Katie, too. I was in Agriculture class with Katie & Glenn, also. When you go way back like that, there are...

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Prequel: man’s bestfriend(s)

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Prequel: road trip cerca. 1979

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familyNovella: the Sprongs.

The coolest things about middle school were: having your own locker, giant chewy chocolate chip cookies at the ’snack mart’, Adidas jackets, pouring ranch over all cafeteria food (I can’t stand the stuff now, thanks to ODing in middle school), wearing socks with your sandles…and Mr. & Mrs. Sprong.
Anyone who went to Armand Larive Middle School...

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fotoNovella: the Bunger family.

Cuanto cuestan estas manzanas? I questioned the man at his market stand about the prices of his produce as I dug through the apple display. These apples were bigger than the usual apples we found on our morning treks to the mercado during my first summer in Mexico. I turned one around in my hand...

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