DURHAM, NC (AP) - A shocking transaction has a young family's neighbors in disbelief this Saturday morning. Sources tell us that Durham County residents Thomas and Corrina Page may have been the victims of a breakfast wielding swindler. Sleep deprived and hungry, the proud parents of 2-week old, Cadence, apparently traded their newly acquired 2004 Toyota Sienna for two country ham biscuits. "I think we were working off of 3 hours of sleep tops, when we were offered the biscuits" stated Mr. Page. "It sounded really good at the time," Corrina added. Perhaps the most unbelievable detail of this story is the fact that it was Cadence's own grandparents who took advantage of these desperate newbies. "I sure as hell hope they enjoyed that meal," remarked neighbor Jerry Lee Hornbuckle. That just don't seem right."
Saturday, August 25, 2007
New Parents Trade Minivan for Breakfast
DURHAM, NC (AP) - A shocking transaction has a young family's neighbors in disbelief this Saturday morning. Sources tell us that Durham County residents Thomas and Corrina Page may have been the victims of a breakfast wielding swindler. Sleep deprived and hungry, the proud parents of 2-week old, Cadence, apparently traded their newly acquired 2004 Toyota Sienna for two country ham biscuits. "I think we were working off of 3 hours of sleep tops, when we were offered the biscuits" stated Mr. Page. "It sounded really good at the time," Corrina added. Perhaps the most unbelievable detail of this story is the fact that it was Cadence's own grandparents who took advantage of these desperate newbies. "I sure as hell hope they enjoyed that meal," remarked neighbor Jerry Lee Hornbuckle. That just don't seem right."
Ellie Laughing
This is the daughter of our good friends Masters and Marta. Ellie is one cute kiddo, and, thanks to her dad, she's having a good time here.
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Cadence, Raleigh, & Art
Monday, August 13, 2007
08/12/2007 - Cadence is Born
Cadence was born 7 lbs., 12 oz. at 11:36 PM. Her 21 inch frame was healthy and screaming. Corrina came through big time. Her strength and endurance was like nothing I've seen from her in the 12 years we've been together. Simply Amazing. Welcome to the world, Cadence. Let's show'em what you're made of!
A quick camera video shortly after delivery.
Sunday, August 5, 2007
Not for the Kids
Sunday, July 29, 2007
Thursday, July 26, 2007
More about Nana (the best ever)
Thomas and I were lucky enough to have hosted a dual birthday party for our 2 awesome grandmas in June when a lot of of family was in town for a baby shower. Nana turned 78 on June 27 and Grandma Pat got another year wiser on June 26th.

The next day my mom hosted a baby shower for our little soccer player! Nana, wearing pink for a girl, made us a Raggedy Ann doll that will be treasured forever, as well as a check and a sweet card...always saying "get something nice". Here are some pics with all her daughters and granddaughters...


Nana will always be missed, but always with a smile! She never stressed about anything, always appreciated the little things, always had quarters for parking at the beach, and never used an alarm clock. Recently I think about her often as a near the end of my pregnancy. Having been pregnant 8 times, she wisely advised me that I should take off my rings early, so they wouldn't have to be cut off! Thanks for that lesson and many others!

The next day my mom hosted a baby shower for our little soccer player! Nana, wearing pink for a girl, made us a Raggedy Ann doll that will be treasured forever, as well as a check and a sweet card...always saying "get something nice". Here are some pics with all her daughters and granddaughters...


Nana will always be missed, but always with a smile! She never stressed about anything, always appreciated the little things, always had quarters for parking at the beach, and never used an alarm clock. Recently I think about her often as a near the end of my pregnancy. Having been pregnant 8 times, she wisely advised me that I should take off my rings early, so they wouldn't have to be cut off! Thanks for that lesson and many others!
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