The youngest generation had a ball.
Adam was the main cook for today's gathering, having prepared his extra-special lasagne (and a pot of veggie tortellini) to heat up in Adrianne's kitchen.
A-feasting. Adam and Doug's sister Reva (at left) gave a wonderful toast that included the ones who can't be with us again except in memory. Not everyone is in this photo; a few of the guys were inside, marveling at a miracle unfolding on TV: the 49ers scoring 35 points against an actual NFL team.
"Normal" means something different than it used to for this family, but it's starting to feel okay to me now.
6 comments:
ahem....
49ers
division w-l
1-2
overall w-l
3-7
PF
230
PA
275
Detroit Kitty Kats
division w-l
0-4
overall w-l
0-10
PF
173
PA
308
Dann, as a long suffering Raider fan....I'ts kinda hard to feel sorry for ya'. Sorry.
Dad, there WAS something in the air Sunday wasn't there? I didn't register the ethereal light till I saw these photos. Everything felt so right, I guess I just took it for granted.
Nice.
Look at Grace! Her hair is so long. She's a proper little girl now, not a toddler anymore.
It reminds me of the summer afternoon with Husband's big extended family at the lake. Too cold here for al fresco dining now!!
Thanks for sharing.
ronnie
Dann, your Lions have something in common with Adam's Raiders and the 49ers: Matt Millen is an ex-employee of all three teams. Given what he did to the Detroit franchise, you'd be forgiven for suspecting that he was still on SF's payroll -- there are still a lot of folks out here who remember December 22nd, 1957.
ronnie, Grace is certainly not a toddler any more, but she's not always exactly "proper," either!
You're a lucky man.
24 unanswered. That's goes beyond choking....that's asphyxiation. Heh, heh, heh.
Hey, why do I keep going back to anonymous?
Are the blog gods Niners fans?
Adam-
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