A belated few shots from Thanksgiving at the scrapblog editor's wee but happy home in Robbinsdale:
Among those present were Auntie Mary Miller and Lavone Broberg, paternal aunt of the Broberg cousins.
Cousin CMill played a few tunes on the piano, closely supervised by his new boss, Avamarie F. Miller.
Look who found the scrapblog editor's top-secret kitchen art-supplies cabinet! Actually, the cabinet is deliberately set up so short people, i.e. small children, will find it, as Noah once did after we moved into this house when he was 3. Note that Ava, like many eclectic artists, keeps her bottle close-by.
Portrait of the artist as a 1-year-old: Avamarie laid her lovely plaid party dress flat on the crumb-flecked post-dinner kitchen floor to sketch a riveting abstract work in washable-marker orange.
What's this? A comrade scamp! Elizabeth, 6, came by to check on her little sister's impromptu art crawl. Soon after, there were priceless new works festooning the scrapblog editor's refrigerator-front gallery.
Among those present were Auntie Mary Miller and Lavone Broberg, paternal aunt of the Broberg cousins.
Cousin CMill played a few tunes on the piano, closely supervised by his new boss, Avamarie F. Miller.
Look who found the scrapblog editor's top-secret kitchen art-supplies cabinet! Actually, the cabinet is deliberately set up so short people, i.e. small children, will find it, as Noah once did after we moved into this house when he was 3. Note that Ava, like many eclectic artists, keeps her bottle close-by.
Portrait of the artist as a 1-year-old: Avamarie laid her lovely plaid party dress flat on the crumb-flecked post-dinner kitchen floor to sketch a riveting abstract work in washable-marker orange.
What's this? A comrade scamp! Elizabeth, 6, came by to check on her little sister's impromptu art crawl. Soon after, there were priceless new works festooning the scrapblog editor's refrigerator-front gallery.
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