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Friday, August 13, 2010

PHOTO MONTAGE

My new keyboard sound so wonderful !





Dogwood Campground...our B.C. home






Pam all snuggly in Tony's baby blankie



Sam, Jim, and Monty at our home in Surrey





Debra and Pam


We finally made it!


Somewhere west of Missouri :)

Montana

Idaho

Washington

Sam, Debra, and Jenna...without them we wouldn't have made it to Nebraska. Thank you so much,we love you!!


Pam giving Sam his umpteenth Konan Crunch

Alexis in Idaho


How Alexis spent the trip when she wasn't riding in the car
west of the Mississippi

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  1. UnknownAugust 13, 2010 at 10:04 PM

    LOL, the Konan Crunch picture is absolutely hilarious. I would've bet that Sam would experience plenty of them. Only his brother Tim could probably received as many as he.

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In politically correct language I am called a non-traditional student or,as my mother would say, a late-bloomer. For twenty years I was a stay-at-home/home-schooling mom but surprise.. kids grow up. When my son asked me what I was going to do after he left home I told him I was sure it would involve crates of Kleenex, junk food, and a lot of self pity. He suggested college instead and I took him up on it. I graduated in Dec. 09 with a BA in Criminal Justice/Corrections from Park University in Parkville, Mo. Through internships that brought me into contact with both the victims and offenders of violent crime, I have acquired a passion to assist each in addressing issues of accountability and healing through the restorative process of victim-offender mediation. As a 2010-2011 Canada-U.S. Student Fulbright recipient I will travel this fall with my husband and granddaughter, to British Columbia where I will be attending Simon Fraser University's Graduate School of Criminology. With a superb symmetry, Mother, arbitrator of children’s squabbles has progressed to victim-offender mediator.