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----- Mon Mar 29
 Remember when Paulette moved the week before Christmas? Well, we finally got that film developed, and Paulette's move isn't the first thing on that roll, either, {grin}. Here are a couple of pictures for you:
   Smiley Jennifer
   Mike, Doug & Jack, acting as if they're being careful for the camera
   Catherine-Anne - who me?
   The Dufus Duo - Nick & Lindsey

----- Thur Mar 25: Sherri's picture of a Toronto native mountain climbing, and the heartbeat recording for petit Poitras

------Wed Jan 27: The latest Ultrasound of Nat & Yves' baby. 11 cm from head to buns at 15 weeks. (It was 4 cm from head to buns at 12 weeks.)

------Fri Jan 1,1999, from Doug
I tried out the kids' new makeover software on a picture of Carole {grin}.- started with a cutout from one of the pictures already on the Snapshot page, and created variations 1, 2, and 3. Artistic perfection, or what, eh?

------Thur Dec 24: A batch pictures from Mike and Sheri's wedding on Aug 15,1998:

Mike & Sheri at the reception
Leo, Christine, Mike and Sheri
Christine, John, Mike & Paul
Sue, Danny, Neil and Lisa
Denise & Carole
Paulette, Johanne, Denise & Leo
Sue & Catherine
Mel, Yves, Nat & Louis

And some summer stuff around London:

Doug & Louis (with the Fauteuil Fortin under construction)
Alexa & Michelle at Gil & Lise's
Catherine and Carole at Robert's farm
John at the farm
Robert
Martha, Dave, Doug & Nicole
Martha, admiring new flagstone patio & arbour
Nicole & Lindsey in Mexican hammock

------Fri, Dec 18, from Nat & Yves: untrasound of the baby at 12 weeks, one day. We are already very proud of our little one. Yves says `he', Nat says `she'. What do you think?

------Thurs, Dec 17, 1998: OK, just to see if I can get a picture to display,  click here to see a landscape scene from my Spring canoe trip. It's on the French River, a ways north east of highway 69.