Jwxspoon's Family & Work Pictures

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The Home Office

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My beautiful daughter Carmelita, 6 years old and running our house.

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In the backyard hammock with all three of my girls, Christina (12), Carmelita (6) and Elena (5)

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The three girls at Easter this year.

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Easter again, this time outside.

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My wife and I, 2 years ago, as we get ready to fly down to Port Canaveral in my Cherokee for a cruise.

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Another view of my first plane, a Piper Cherokee, in which I have spent many hours exploring the East Coast.  Alas, she has been sold.

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An early morning flight to watch the sun rise.  It looks quite different from 7500 feet.

 

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My stepson Nathan is still waking up.

 

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Beautiful.

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Landing in Wilmington, NC. My trusty co-pilot snaps a picture on final approach.

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My wife and I are ready for a night on the town.

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Who says only little girls can play with Barbies?

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Those first few drinks on the cruise ship really relax you.

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A gorgeous woman (my wife Linda) and a 1968 Corvette.... life is good!

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I haven't had a son, but I have a German Shepherd!

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Miniature golfing in MB

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Play Doh creations.

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During the state doubles tournament I get ready to smack the ball.  Look out!

 

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A trip to a replica of Columbus' ship, the Nina.

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My stepsons, Nathan and Larry.

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On a plantation tour in SC

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I owned an ice cream parlor, hence the shirts.