Meta
-
Recent Posts
Archives
Recent Comments
- Karey on Attack of the short hair cuts
- Anita Renaud on Attack of the short hair cuts
- Anita Renaud on Joseph-speak
Tags
baby becker birth birthday blog bolivia books christmas church construction fall family family photos farmer's market ferguson food genealogy haircut hayden house jadzia joseph josh josie language library life ludi photos play question reading reminisce san antonio speech st. louis post-dispatch storm suegros technology texas Tornado travel video work yoli-
Our friends
Milles Family
Close preview
Loading...Joe Renaud's Place
Close preview
Loading...Ashley Redburn's Journal
Close preview
Loading...Dad's Daytime Diary
Close preview
Loading...Tracing My Steps
Close preview
Loading...Judi's Home Stories
Close preview
Loading...Eric and Nancy's Ramblings
Close preview
Loading...The Crabbe Trap
Close preview
Loading...Going Places
Close preview
Loading...Audience of One
Close preview
Loading...Elie Gardner
Close preview
Loading...Live and Kern
Close preview
Loading...The Greenhaw Family
Close preview
Loading...
Monthly Archives: January 2008
Houston, we have a Jadzia
Well, we have been enjoying the Republic of Texas for the past 2 days. On Sunday we flew into Houston to visit with Yoli’s friend Sonja and her husband Jody and their two children. The flight itself went very well … Continue reading
Beckers in North St. Louis
Just a little spinoff project from my family research. I’m making a map from all the addresses I can find on death certificates, censuses, etc. You can see that in the first part of the 20th century, the Beckers were … Continue reading
Jadzia-ese
Jadzia is speaking so much better these days than she was months ago. She uses far more intelligible words and sentences, though they are often mixtures of Spanish and English. Here are a few interesting things she is saying (frequently) … Continue reading
Tragedies in the tree
I spent Christmas evening with my extended family on the Becker side. It’s the first time in a number of years that I could make it to this celebration, since most years I have to work at the newspaper in … Continue reading