After shopping for Easter outfits for the boys on Palm Sunday, we stopped to get gas for the Jeep. A long time ago, when Michael was younger and we had not been introduced to Alex yet, I invented a game that we play at gas stations.
While gas fills our tank, I circle the car like a predator looking for a moment to strike. I craftily choose a moment to strike and open the door screaming "Boo!" or some other such exclamation to the delight of the boys. Quickly, I retreat to choose another avenue of attack. I can come from anywhere: front doors, back doors and even the cargo door, as you can tell from this picture. I suspect that the boys like it well enough that they will play this game with their own kids one day. ~Robert
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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.
Postcard Archive
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- Is That Your Sleigh?
- Patton Easter 2003
- Afternoon In the Park
- Space Cadets
- Driving Ms Molly
- Sneak Attack
- Biker Boy
- Leading The Way
- Big Hug
- Construction Crew
- Where The Boys Are
- Where The Boys Are
- It's NIce To See You
- Lincoln Avenue
- Where Ever You Go
- Jet Setters
- Oh The Places You'll Go
- Jet Setters
- Grandma Alex [5x7]
- Grandma Alex
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About Postcardarama
- 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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