E is for elephant. I have always had a fondness for elephants, but thanks to family history research, elephants have an even more special place in my heart. Oliphant means elephant. It is an obsolete form of the word, circa … Continue reading
A while back, I may have mentioned here that I was working on ancestor ornaments for our Christmas tree. I finally got around to writing the tutorial. You can find it here and here. Please let me know what … Continue reading
Happy birthday to our first beautiful baby girl! We love you, baby. 🙂
Goblins You came knocking on my soul again Through a stranger, a newfound friend Stories are there and secrets are kept Since she moved in, you have not slept Nor now can I, my mind is racing! For each step … Continue reading
Happy birthday in Heaven, Daddy. I sure do miss you. 😦
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