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I suppose it was just a matter of time before another family member demonstrated the need for eyewear.

Sorry for the lack of posts…Clark Kent duties have been pretty intense of late.

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Going through the agony of child birth is only the first good thing your mother did for you.
In 40ish years of life, my mom’s done plenty for me. And while it’s true that the American “holiday” of Mother’s Day isn’t exactly what it used to be (the original idea was a “Mother’s Day for [...]

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I’m hoping to post a few “catch up” articles to account for the time when I was without my main computer.
Here’s the first catch up article:
Camping. Our friends Tracy and Allison asked if we wanted to go camping with them at Inks Lake a few weeks ago. I haven’t been camping since I [...]

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Another year, another cemetery cleaning…no new inhabitants.
The Guentzel Clan set out to Middle of Nowhere, Williamson County on a brisk Saturday afternoon to tidy up the final resting spot of some of our earlier ancestors (at least from Texas).
I have to admit I was a bit startled when we got there. The grass was [...]

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A Guentzel Cemetery Cleaning event is coming soon. In celebration of this grand event, I have added some pictures from the 2003 event.This particular album is a subset of a larger album that will contain more Guentzel History documents (for those who want to know more…and you know who you are ).

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In addition to being a silly Ronald Reagan movie from the 50s, this phrase (”Bedtime for Bonzo”) is a traditional bedtime announcement for my kids. It started when Kayla was very young and it continues on with Emma and Erik to this day. We try to keep the routine…well…routine. This usually consists [...]

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After numerous trips with the more-fuel-efficient-than-the-truck Miata, the old girl finally had a flat. This morning it appeared to be a slow leak, but this evening it just won’t hold any air. So, I pulled into the Sears in Hancock Center and have it queued up for some tires.
As luck would have it, [...]

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