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Pictures from the past reflecting on who we were in our younger years.
Click on Mom and Dad to see a young couple having fun in the midst
of starting a new lifestyle in the United States.
Click on any of the kids to see the happy family that grew in the folowing
years.
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My best friend from high school, Jennifer Alford was married
to Dan Akerman on May 30, 1998.
Go see the pictures from the reception and additional
festivities! CLICK HERE
Those of you who know me fairly well (in person) know that I have a jacket/coat that I always wear. It is my three season L.L. Bean barncoat. I've had this coat since my senior year (1994-95) in high school, and it's gathered quite a few miles. I started putting pins on the lapel around my freshman year in college, and the collection changes frequently. The pins represent a number of things, mostly the places I've been and visited. To find out more about where the pin came from and/or what it represents, click on one of the pins or the corresponding text link in the table.
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1. Commemorative 50th Anniversary of the
King of Thailand's
reign (1996)
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Pardon me boy, is that the Chattanooga Choo-Choo?
Okay, some people (namely my friend Robert) accuse me of being an FRN. Email Robert and ask him what that abbreviation means. I'd be rude to reveal the truth here, so I'll let him do the job for me.
Anyway, I like trains! I like a lot of other things as well, such as photography. So, I say to myself, why not combine the best of both worlds by doing a photograph essay on trains, conductors, and people in train stations? Click on the punched ticket to look at my work-in-progress for Advanced Photography class, taught by Arthur Lazar.
Your ticket to Metra, "The way
to really fly!"
You've seen 'em out there...the web cameras that everyone seems to have now. What's up with them? Sure, they're a lot of fun to play with, but to broadcast yourself on the Internet 'round the clock (or at least for a good portion of the day)? I believe that the webcam phenomenon first became well-known and more popular with the highly publicised JenniCAM. Then I discovered STEVOCAM, which was created as a parody of JenniCAM. Now that internet access, digital lines, and digital cameras are becoming more readily available around the world, everyone's getting a shot! Here are two really great and funny guys from Amsterdam, with whom I the pleasure of talking on ICQ. They just got their webcams set up and they need a catchy name! Perhaps you can help them out. Yes, AmsterCAM is already in use, folks.
See
Paul (and his girlfriend Florine)!
This
is Paul's friend Ivo, AKA Stippy