I think that the boys really enjoyed Chinatown; it was certainly different from anything else they had ever seen. Being boys they had to have the wooden swords. My co-worker Cathy, whose is Chinese, says that is exactly what her boys acquired in Chinatown too, so it seems to be universal to juvenile males everywhere. What was more unusual was Alex's choice of a rock with the Chinese inscription for "prosperity" on it. He liked it so much that he took it school and then whipped up a frenzy of enthusiasm where all the kids made their own in a craft project.
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Here are the postcards that were sent to Michael and Alex's grandparents and greatgrandparents via Cardstore.com. I think of them as a mixture of public relations and propaganda. Read enough of their lives, and you can consider yourself a virtual grandparent/aunt/uncle. There are worse things.
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- Robert A Patton
- Dublin, OH, United States
- Robert A Patton is the father of two wonderful boys, Michael and Alex. In many ways they represent all that is good in their father and his love for them is without bounds.
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