MinnMick01
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I'm still here
I thought you left me. I am only on L in my address book. It looks like this might take awhile.
I'm still here
We're watching the Rockett's Christmas Show
Sean is going to get the Christmas stuff out of the shed tomorrow so hopefully I will have the tree up. I also made a mickey head wreath a few years back that I put over my fireplace. I'll post pics of it when I take them.
Yeah wasn't always that way. He comes from a very prim and proper household. Then married me and my very southern borderline hee haw family. Loosened him up a bit. I am probably the only born and raised CA girl with a slight southern accent and says hey ya'll to people.
I thought you left me. I am only on L in my address book. It looks like this might take awhile.
I hear ya. Mike was raised in a small city. Homes very close together. I was raised in a small town in the country. We had horses and a couple of cows. Our school consisted of grades 1 through 12 in the same building. Just under 1000 students in the whole school.
Mike's Dad was a city policeman when Mike was young and then got a job in the 70's at the newly opened GM plant in Lordstown. Mike's family were more prim and proper than we were.
When we started dating... Mike would bring me over to his house. I didn't like wearing shoes when it was nice out, so I always left my shoes in his car. When I walked in... his dad always teased me..."Where are your shoes?" "Do you own any?"![]()
The first time Mike came to my house. My dad walked into the house carrying a burlap sack. He dumped it out on the floor and 3 baby pigs fell out squeeling. (A friend of my dad's had a mother pig that died, so he gave the 13babies away so they wouldn't die and we helped bottle feed them) I was rather embarrassed. Mike sure wasn't used to this.I can only imagine the look on Mike's dad's face when he told him about those pigs.
So our families were very different too.![]()
Where did everybody go again
I am sitting her addressing Christmas cards and everyone left me.
I don't send to many of those out anymore. Used to send them to everyone, but now only send them to the people we are closest too.
My whole family (grandparent down to grandkids) are that, a whole family. Where as Sean's are like little pods that very rarely come together. He was a little shell shocked when I took him to the first "family" function. Dad is 1 of 6 , with 13 of us cousins, didn't even had the great-grandkids yet so we are even bigger. We are so big now we don't do it that much, but when we do it is grand. He loves it though, he wishes his family was more like that.
So what did Mike think of the pigs?
Scott did not meet my parents until our wedding day when we had to run down the isle to catch them before the disappeared when the ceremony was over.
What is family? Scott and I are both only children. We have my parents, and Scotts Dad and step mom
Truly I feel that family is what you make it. Even though I love my cousins, and their families. It is my parents, my brother and his family, and my very close friends who I consider family. I think the great thing is that even though you God gives you a family, it's even greater that he gives you the option of who you want to be your family.
My whole family (grandparent down to grandkids) are that, a whole family. Where as Sean's are like little pods that very rarely come together. He was a little shell shocked when I took him to the first "family" function. Dad is 1 of 6 , with 13 of us cousins, didn't even had the great-grandkids yet so we are even bigger. We are so big now we don't do it that much, but when we do it is grand. He loves it though, he wishes his family was more like that.
What is family? Scott and I are both only children. We have my parents, and Scotts Dad and step mom