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A page I did of the four of us.

The Trans Am's

Well, I haven't posted in sometime.
This is Danny's 1977 Trans Am.This is the best picture I can find of it, most of the pictures taken of it were on slides. Danny had this car while we were dating. We traded it in for a new Dodge Diplomat station wagon shortly after we got married. It would be awesome to still own it.



This is Adam and his Trans Am, it is a 1998(I think).

Animation

I already posted this scrapbooked page a while back but today I found an animated version I did of it. I have since forgotten how I did that. Anyway thought it was kind of cute.

Our First Chirstmas Togheter 1978

Christmas 1981-Nathanael's Fisrt Christmas

Christmas 1982

Only one kid! We look so young.

Christmas 1983-Adam's First Christmas

Christmas 1985-Melissa's First Christmas

Christmas 1986

Christmas 1987

Two Cute Elves

Nathaneal and Adam dressed as elves for the school Christmas program.

Christmas 1989

Christmal 1991

Christmas 1994

Christmas 1999

Christmas 2003

Our House Decked up for Christmas

I'm gearing up for Christmas. I'm going to start posting pictures of Christmas' past. This is a picture of our house a couple of Decembers ago.

Thanksgiving 2007

Our Thanksgiving Day 2007. We had a lot of fun with my great nephew and niece.

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Generations

Here is a page I did using pictures of the different generations in my family. From Mom and Dad to my great-great paternal grandparents.

Bo & Stanley Huey, Ben and Orpha Curry, Joshua and Mary Jane Showalter-up the left side. David and Audrey Huey, James and Mary Huey, Hugh and Adaline Mills and Elijah and Cordelia Homan-up the right side.

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The Panel Truck

Dad and the GMC panel truck.

I have fond memories of this old truck. Dad had his welder in the back of this truck so he could take it to the repairs that the farmers needed on their machinery or whatever. Dad also pulled a trailer with it to haul big machinery to his shop. Sometimes we kids would ride with him. There were no seats but the drivers seat so we all would have to stand up holding on to a bar above our heads or there was room for one on the welder, but you still had to hang on to something or you would fall off and it wasn't too comfortable on ones behind. The old truck had been a fish delivery truck in it's previous life. It was a faded old green when dad got it. We loved to play with the little bell that went "ding dong" by stepping on a button on the floor. One day the truck became another color. Dad and Ronnie had painted it this bright orange with a paint sprayer.

Oh how I'd love to go for a bumpy ride in that old truck today.