Busted filming our 6-yr-old Netta moments after she finally finally let her mother put in pigtails. A post shared by Ben Garvin (@bengarvin) on Mar 15, 2017 at 7:48pm PDT
Something a turkey wrote (by Lewis)
The Yarnelle Lumber Company burned down today
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And a post from July 2011:
We stopped by the lumber yard (actually, the Yarnelle Lumber Company) when we were in Wabash to visit my grandma. Uncle Ken (my mom’s brother) and his wife Jill pretty much run the place by themselves (it’s been in the family for generations). Wabash has big box stores and Home Depot now but the lumber company has survived, a triumph in itself in my view.
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| Bailey and Ken |
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| Baily and Jill |
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| Art got to ride the conveyor belt in the lumber yard, something I remember doing when I was Art’s age. It’s SO FUN! |
Lewis and his similarly-built friend Josh playing a game with a nearby Netta.
Netta’s tiny tooth-fairy letter before we put it under her pillow.
Netta’s Lil’ Flipper show
Netta has been taking a class at a nearby community center called Lil’ Flippers. She’s been loving it. Parents aren’t actually allowed to watch them practice, so it was a big treat when we all got to come watch yesterday at the final show. When I got there a little late, this is the expression (our favorite one!) Netta made when she turned to see her Papa there taking photos with his big fancy camera.
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| Brother and sister in the audience. |



























