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Chrissy and Bryan stopped by to announce they're getting married...and they're pregnant. See how happy my mom is?
Calee & Jacob already know more than my mom about computers. Here they are doing our taxes this year.
Calee Marchand with National Women's Team Softball Coaching Staff and Olympic Team Gold Medal Coach Ralph Raymond
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Medium: print back
Size: 2 3/8" x 3 1/2"
Location: France
Object No. 2015.668b
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Notes: A photogram made by exposing light sensitive paper directly through the stained glass window. In pencil on mount below image: "Une feuille de papier au citrate etait appliquee directement sur le vitrail et calée avec du coton pour chasser l'adhérence après fixage le négatif ainsi obtenu était paraffiné et avec le négatif ainsi traitée il était possible d'obtenir des positif dont ci-dessus spécimens. Vitrail de la cathédrale de Chartres contacte directe".
"A citrate paper sheet was applied directly on the window and wedged with cotton to remove the adhesion after fixing thus obtained was negative and waxed with the negative thus treated it was possible to obtain positive specimens of which above. Stained glass of Chartres cathedral direct contact
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There was a snapper tearing up the grass in the back yard when we woke up. When I took Calee to her room near the front of the house she kept yelling turtle. When I looked out there was another one on the front yard. All in all they dug 6 holes and planted 5 eggs in one nest near the driveway. When we looked them up online it said the average snapper would lay 25-30 eggs so I don't think she was done. At any rate I picked them both up by their tails and put them into a 5 gallon bucket and dumped them back in the pond. I think I'm going to have to move them both to a lake nearby in order to save the lawn.
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There was a snapper tearing up the grass in the back yard when we woke up. When I took Calee to her room near the front of the house she kept yelling turtle. When I looked out there was another one on the front yard. All in all they dug 6 holes and planted 5 eggs in one nest near the driveway. When we looked them up online it said the average snapper would lay 25-30 eggs so I don't think she was done. At any rate I picked them both up by their tails and put them into a 5 gallon bucket and dumped them back in the pond. I think I'm going to have to move them both to a lake nearby in order to save the lawn.