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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Visiting Calvary Cemetery
Today the weather was so amazing that I could no longer put off a small project I have long wanted to embark on: finding family gravestones at Calvary Cemetery in St. Louis.
Tale as old as time: Jadzia at the Muny
A few comments from Jadzia about how she enjoyed “Beauty and the Beast,” her first show at the Muny: “I liked when the Beast gave her the library. “When he turned back into a prince. The fireworks turned him into … Continue reading
Two adults and four kids walk onto a plane…
We now has passports in hand for Josie and Joseph. I was surprised how fast they processed the applications. In fact, they did it so quickly, we may have enough time to apply for Bolivia visas for them. So now … Continue reading
Passport photo collage: Joseph
Here’s a collage of photos we took of Joseph, trying to find one we could submit with his passport application. These photos are taken from two different sessions, as you can tell by his clothes and the backgrounds.
Passport photo collage: Josie
Later this year we are planning to visit Bolivia. It has been two years — and two babies! — since our last trip there. In the past we have always shot our own photos for passports. Heck, I did my … Continue reading