Our History to go along with our present that you are going to share with us.

Back in 1982 David loved to play video games down at the old Tasty Cave. Not the kind of games the kids play today, but the first real arcade games that took a quarter to play. On these old time machines if you had the most points then you could enter your initials as high scorer. Because we were together and in love he wanted to put both of our initials up. I laughed and loved the idea. At first we said, DAT David and Toinia, but David said, "NO" it would be and will always be "TAD" Toinia and David and he wanted the whole world to know it. (Keystone was our whole world) Aww kind of cute right. Well now all these years later it is not just TAD but a few more. 10 to be exact. Miranda, David, James, Mary, Stephen, Aaron, Sarah, Daniel, Lawre, and baby Krissy. So you see we are Just a TAD more then when we first started out.

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Before David and I went to Maine the children and I decided to make a scrapbook for Aunt Sue and Uncle Jerry. We took paint and made hand prints of our hands and each child drew a picture for the scrapbook.
The next day we started to design our scrapbook. With a few children at a time we picked out our favorite pictures, stickers and some bible versus and then put them all together for there page. Each child did at least 2 pages a piece.
At 3:00 pm we took a brake and had ice cream cones.


She looks like the best of girls!
Stephen liked doing it as much as everyone else.

Not for long: Krissy had to get in on the act.
Mary was the last one to do her scrapbook page, we finished up at around 11:00p.m.
We had a great time and I think Aunt Sue and Uncle Jerry like it very much.



Posted by Just a "TAD" more at 5:38 PM

1 comment:

  1. AmeliaAugust 1, 2010 at 1:30 PM

    Beautiful pictures and what a beautiful project. I know Aunt Sue and Uncle Jerry loved and appreciated their scrapbook. Toinia, you are a beautiful, wonderful person and full of God's love.

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