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I am so excited! I have a NEW SISTER. Click on our picture and you will learn and see more about her.
My Great Grandmother Lois thinks I look like her mom, my Great, Great Grandmother Jessie Cameron.
What do you think?
Our Visit With Grandma Rachel and Grandpa Roger and the Zoo (May 2,3 & 4)
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I love to drink water from the lion's mouth. . . . . Grandma Rachel and I rode a peacock.
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I liked to give the orangatang some peanuts. He did not eat them. . . . . . . Mama just liked to sit by the friendly guy.
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Grandma and I sat in the train. The view out the window was great. . . . . . . . . . .So did my Mom and I.
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I just came out of the wambat tunnel. It was fun. . . . . . . . . . . . .. At Grandma's we watered flowers and rocks.
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I love to water rocks. . . . . .This video (short bad part early on) shows how I water rocks and plants at Grandma's house.
Easter was at our house and almost everyone was there.
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Dad likes to carry me upside down. . .Alex, Jacob and I found many eggs and little chicks.
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I just had to show Mom a special egg that I found.. . Aunt Bonnie, Grandmas Rachel & Doris and Mom made food.
On Thursday, March 29 Norah visited Grandma Rachel
and they went to the Main Fort Wayne Public Library.
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Grandma Rachel made me look like a butterfly. . . . . I made a new friend and we put food on a table for lunch.
I can climb over any wall.
On Jake's eighth birthday Norah visited and joined her three Ohio cousins in fun.
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Alex and Norah play with Sand Station . . .Norah tries to fill a bucket with a big fork
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Grandma Rachel protects Norah from the ball throwing boys. . . .Norah finds a treasure.
Everyone had cake after Jacob blew out the candles
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Grandma Rachel gets the ride of her life . . . . Alex shows Norah how to really drive this thing
Grandma Rachel to the rescue
Four Cousins Playing In The Street - - OH MY ! ! !
. . . . You can see my cousins home page HERE
Pop Goes The Frozen Treat
from the Muncie Star Press, by Michelle Kinsey - published July 20, 2006
On a hot day, there's nothing toddler Norah Williams enjoys more than a freezer pop.
OK, that's not exactly true. It doesn't have to be hot. It doesn't even have to be daytime. Norah loves them anytime, anywhere.
On a recent afternoon, she was carrying two of the cool treats around her kitchen, licking one, taking a bite out of the other.
And smiling. Big time.
But this wasn't your standard, store-bought Popsicle. It wasn't blue; it didn't have a crazy cartoon shape. It was quite plain, actually -- light beige, the color of apple juice. And that's just what it was -- a homemade apple juice pop made just hours before with lots of love.
Norah's mom, Sherry Ann McNett, started making the homemade freezer pops for her daughter this summer. "I do think it's better than buying them at the store," she said. "I don't want all of those artificial colors and flavors."
Not to mention the added sugar and preservatives.
And Norah doesn't seem to mind that the pops are plain, McNett added.
Plus, McNett said, these homemade ones are much cheaper, which is good because she has to have a constant supply. "As soon as I take one out, I fill it back up," she said. "I can't run out."
The pops are usually of the apple juice variety. "They are less sticky than orange or pineapple," McNett said.
McNett recalled her mother making freezer pops for her as a child. "It's one of those good things you really want to pass on," she said.
And we're pretty sure Norah, who will be two in August, would happily agree.
