|   | My mom with her two surviving sisters, Kathleen on the left and Robin
on the right. Terry died in 1974. | 
|   | The Grahhnd Dahhm at Concordia hut | 
|   | The day before my wedding: HRH, ACH, Maisie Dethier, Robin, Gail, me,
CMH4, FHC, KCN, Nancy (aka mom), Garrick, MLH, NNH, Sage, Esty. | 
|   | The stocking were hung with great care. This is the purest joy my mom
gave to me: Waking on Christmas was the most magical moment. Marching in
and seeing the stockings and the cornucopia of little presents, each wrapped
with love. | 
|   | Mom during the stocking craze | 
|   | Grandchild number 3. Cornelius with mom in August of 1983. | 
|   | La Grahnd Dahm in 1991 with her earrings made of notes. What were some
of the other things made from notes? The tissue box, a sculpture, ... and
the annual note books | 
|   | Cadence's christening (notice the halo around the grandmother) Margaret
Kimball, Chop, Cornelius, Gail, Mary Lee, Cadence, Robin, Reid, Kathleen,
Deborah Pope-Lance, Andrew. | 
|   | In her element with Cornelius and Cadence. | 
|   | Wayzata kitchen - the large lid, light bulbs, clock, the Minnesota
territory - small spaces discipline the mind. | 
|   | Mom was always extremely supportive of any artistic endeavors. Here
is one of her later works, dating in the 80's? | 
|   | Mom in the power chair in Quogue, well Qiuogue, actually, just like
Wayzata is really Plymouth. | 
|   | One of the Annual corn pictures, come to Sudbury to see the complete
set. | 
|  | Last, but certainly not least, my mom is a baseball nut. |