This is the ring I got Lisa for her birthday. She really appreciates all her gifts and cards. Everyone was very generous.

This is Lisa showing off here earring(s) that I got her for her Birthday. Not much you can do with an ear to show anything off, so we put in her whole head.

This is Lisa on her Birthday with most of here Birthday cards. Some arrived a little late (not anybody's fault) and will be updated soon.

This is Tammy finishing up the whopping 25 lb Turkey. I am not sure how many kilograms that is for our European friends.

This is me munching before Thanksgiving dinner. I though I was getting away with it.

This is Costi's youngest son Thomas munching out on cookies.

These are the main people I work with. Costi is on the left and Tammy is in the middle.

This is me driving off a bridge.

This was the rock cafe. There was no hard to be found. I smell a lawsuit.

This is Lisa going into the Rothenberg Christmas market. Rothenberg is a well preserved midieval city. Every year just about every village puts on a Christmas market. It is like the Mid-South fair, but with a Christmas theme and no rides or fried twinkies.

A view down the street in Rothenberg Christmas market.

Lisa eating lunch. I had one too. They were good.

A Nativity sceen. Even though it appears that the characters were life size, they weren't.

People playing Christmas music in the square at the Christmas market.

Me and Lisa and a maiden and a malnourished Knight. I think I could take him.

Me and a life size, no person inside, Teddy bear. I had this dream once......

Lisa eating or coughing up a schneeball.

Me eating a "schneeball" in front of the meat store.

Me asking for what I want for Christmas. I'm too grown up for the knee thing. Just a little "man to man".

A view up the street. This is apparently the picture that everybody takes in Rothenberg. There are even postcards of this picture. Here's my shot.