Early on, the scrapblog editor was already well-rounded, especially in the head and belly areas, and fond of naps and newspapers. At top, she is held by her paternal great-grandmother, Tennessee Isabelle (Tennie-Belle) Miller, who wore a bonnet and smoked a corncob pipe. (T-Belle died later that year, 1957.) In the middle photo, taken later that same year, she appears with Grandma Sprick and cousin Patty-Lou. In the bottom photo, taken in 1958, she peruses a newspaper. (By the way, the Star Tribune was sold today (3/5/07) to a oil-drilling and medical-waste company. The future of newspapers is shaky. But hey, there are always SCRAPBLOGS.)
Early on, the scrapblog editor was already well-rounded, especially in the head and belly areas, and fond of naps and newspapers. At top, she is held by her paternal great-grandmother, Tennessee Isabelle (Tennie-Belle) Miller, who wore a bonnet and smoked a corncob pipe. (T-Belle died later that year, 1957.) In the middle photo, taken later that same year, she appears with Grandma Sprick and cousin Patty-Lou. In the bottom photo, taken in 1958, she peruses a newspaper. (By the way, the Star Tribune was sold today (3/5/07) to a oil-drilling and medical-waste company. The future of newspapers is shaky. But hey, there are always SCRAPBLOGS.)
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