The boy in that photo is precious. Thank you for sharing the picture and your thoughts about who you were and who you are now. Happy Christmas to you and your family, Dr. Glaude.
You were and still are a cutie! Your picture reminds me of our son Brent who is now 42. He would play with his little friends, run inside and ask, “Mommy, when am I going to have curly hair like my friend John?” I didn’t want to disappoint by telling him that he only needed to look at me and his dad’s hair and he would find his answer. We’re preparing to load up the Suv and travel to Nashville to visit family for the holidays. No one has mentioned curly hair! Enjoy the many moments and memories that the holiday has to offer!
I must admit to worrying about turkey this christmas, at seeing the sights in gaza, and the signs in america, i rather feel that that turkey might stick in the throat [sad sigh]...at least we have the alcohol :(
It's important to look back into the eyes of the child we once were to accept and love on them. Thank you for these words of reflection. Side note, my brother had those pants too. Blessings.
I think I had those pants.
So poetic!
We have such beautiful children!
The boy in that photo is precious. Thank you for sharing the picture and your thoughts about who you were and who you are now. Happy Christmas to you and your family, Dr. Glaude.
Dr. Eddie,
You were and still are a cutie! Your picture reminds me of our son Brent who is now 42. He would play with his little friends, run inside and ask, “Mommy, when am I going to have curly hair like my friend John?” I didn’t want to disappoint by telling him that he only needed to look at me and his dad’s hair and he would find his answer. We’re preparing to load up the Suv and travel to Nashville to visit family for the holidays. No one has mentioned curly hair! Enjoy the many moments and memories that the holiday has to offer!
I had the pants too.
I have no idea what our parents were thinking with the clothes! 🤣 but I love looking back on all the 1970s class photos. Thanks. 😊
I must admit to worrying about turkey this christmas, at seeing the sights in gaza, and the signs in america, i rather feel that that turkey might stick in the throat [sad sigh]...at least we have the alcohol :(
It's important to look back into the eyes of the child we once were to accept and love on them. Thank you for these words of reflection. Side note, my brother had those pants too. Blessings.
Your writing is as poetic as your speech is direct; I admire both. Thank you for your being. You continually save me.