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God has blessed me with sons, but I was the firstborn and only son of my dad. I started to do this presentation about brothers, and quickly realized that I was undersupplied with role models for this unique relationship. But I realized that I was not without resource: I have an older brother in my father. As time goes on, we really do move from that almost vertical relationship to one more as peers.
I see this in my sons as they move to manhood. I had heard the old cliche about how "they will always be babies", but not so for me: I'm excited to see them developing skills and knowledge that I've missed, or let get a bit rusty. I hope I'll always be "Dad" to them, but I can see them as independent, as friends.
Anyway, I'd like to dedicate this presentation to my father. It began as an exercise in the program itself, but I wanted it to say something more than "lorem ipsum dolor est."
Center arrows control the slideshow. Right-hand arrow goes to a larger version on iWork.
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ID: 1307335208 # 1 Posted: 06/06/11
Well, here, more specifically
Link: found here
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ID: 1307069460 # 2 Posted: 06/02/11
Just put up this slideshow of some flower pictures we've taken over the years.
Wanted to say, thanks for everything Mom!
(There's about 40 pictures or so, but at the end you'll see you and Dad)
Link: Go here to see it all
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ID: 1304884313 # 3 Posted: 05/08/11
Here's a large image of our valley: you can zoom in and out, pan back and forth, and try to find our house!
Link: it's here:
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ID: 1308368989 # 5 Posted: 06/17/11
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