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Today’s artwork was a class assignment. The assignment was to take a photo of a famous personality and put him in an “ad” for a product. I thought he did a good job on this one.

Today’s photo is of Chris clowning with his brother Adam.

You can try but you can’t hide the truth. The people around you know it and it stares back at you from the mirror.

Miss you always...

Today is May day ....HURRAH!!

Todays objects are some of Chris's handy work. The "M" was something Chris made in wood shop and gave to his "Mom" on Mother's Day.

The other object is the bottom of Chris's skate board. Chris he would often redesign the art work on the bottom of his board.

Mis you always...

Today's art is a pastel that Chris had done about one year before he was killed. The art work shows a man with a defect of the left eye. The driver was blind in his left eye, he struck Chris as Chris attempted to cross the road from the driver's left.

It makes me wonder...

Miss you always...

Today's photo is of Chris in his Tiger's hat. He is standing on a rock in the harbor of a small town north of Port Huron. Chris loved our vacations at the cottage, it was a simple time fun I wish I could return to.

Today's art work a 3d rendering of a yellow creature. As for all of these ceatures its limbs could move and facial expresions could change. Chris just did't have the time to included this in one of hie computer generated videos. That time was taken from him, and from us.

Miss you always...

Today's photo is of Chris as a toddler, before his first haircut. He had the whole world to explore, including the front yard.

Today's art work was found at Franklin High School about a year after Chris was killed. It was a one hour class assignment done for a grade. It was graded and placed in a drawer in the art room. About one year later it was returned to us. A tangible reminder of Chris, who now was gone.

Miss you always...

Today's photo is of Chris and Adam in our old back yard. Smiles all around.

Today's art work was found at Franklin High School about a year after Chris was killed. It was a one hour class assignment done for a grade. It was graded and placed in a drawer in the art room. About one year later it was returned to us. A tangible reminder of Chris, who now was gone.

Miss you always...

Today's photo is of Chris and Colin in our backyard on a sunny day, so long ago. The artwork is another sketch by Chris. What an intense look on the character in the sketch!

Miss you always...

Today's photo is of Chris eating pizza at the old Tiger stadium. We went for an evening game, and both of us enjoyed people watching as well as the game. It seems like yesterday and forever ago, both at the same time.