My nephew Dan and me and Lolo at the Rogers Flea Market. There was a painted tribute to Dale Earnhart, on burlwood, that I passed over..of course on my second circle around it was gone! Too bad.
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| Grandma sees Lolo for the first time! | |
| This is Lolo's Ohio Grandma, my mother, Sally Snider. | |
| Lolo got his first real look at TeeVee at my Mom's house. He's obviously in the throes of its mind-numbing effects already. | |
| Lolo enjoyed seeing the local crafts, the Homer Laughlin factory, in Newell. | |
| We bought more junk; I can't resist the irregular room. | |
| What a serious little man! An appreciation for stripes runs in the family. This is my the driveway of my ancestral home. | |
| When we visited John's Godparents in Cincinnati, Lolo had a spell of weeping that lasted for, oh, hours. I determined that it was the jalapeño sandwich I ate at Waffle House that day. Sorry, bud. | |
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My nephew Dan and me and Lolo at the Rogers Flea Market. There was a painted tribute to Dale Earnhart, on burlwood, that I passed over..of course on my second circle around it was gone! Too bad. |
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| There's a covered section of the Flea too, with a lot of Ohio foodstuffs (like Shoo Fly Pie). | |
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