Santa page

Hello all, Greetings from the north pole. I will be up posting photo's of some good boys and girls. over the next few weeks. Just wanted to say hello from this cold place. I am really loading my sled on the heavy side this season. I hope this year brings you the joy and happiness that gives you strength. Remember I am watching you.

The photo above is one of a wonderful family that came to see Santa on the Battlefield Mall. The child being inserted is protesting, but family photo's will be taken. Humor is so important to our well being. My hats off to the family. The photo below is of a wonderful group of ladies that later took a trip to the Branson area. This photo was taken by the only male on the trip, who was by the way, the designated driver and bag carrier. With protest, to no avail, he did manage to go to several wonderful ladies favorite shops, and shows.

Jean Sellers came to see Santa back some time in the mid to late 1950's and she just happend to have the photo in her wallet. In any case I thouht it would look great on the site. So below is Jean Sellers, a 1969 graduate of Glendale Highschool

Below is me with Santa, I think the coat was Blue with raindrop pattern all over it. I think I was beginning to question the Santa thing. It wasn't' until I was a little older that I truly knew he was real. It is now without a doubt that I understand and believe. I am not sure but it looks like Jean sellers and I had the same Santa, of course there ie only one any way. Maybe that is another proof,

Below is a group of nurses that monitor us while we are doing our cardiac stuff. They do not fix us breakfast like the nurses in other departments. They do not allow us to visit with each other while we are in rehab, and they, as you can see, do not smile. Just kidding They are the best., but no breakfast.

This is a Santa page, send in an email your santa picts and I will post it. Kinda cool to see them from so many people.

Honest to guishe, The other day I was exploring some of our timber out by the North Pole, and I came upon a dog dancing around a Christmas tree. I asked him what he was doing, and replied. " I am trying out for a Reindeer position if one comes available". I informed him that at this time there were none, but to keep dancing. He did. And next year I may consider finding one more position for him.