An early Christmas Gift

Lou Z recently writes, "Here is a picture of "dziadek i wnuczka". (If it is not obvious, Ursala can translate.)

Lou's 38 year old daughter recently presented him with his less than a week old granddaughter Peyton. What a full head of hair for Peyton more hair than her proud grandpa...... Congratulations to all...keep the pictures coming.

Traveling Sign shows up again

The giant red wood trees in Muir Woods near San Francisco.

Hope this winter our traveling class sign will enjoy some warm weather with some of our southern or western classmates. Our sign is available to all, just let me know and I will be happy to send one your way.

Cat Lovers Please help

Sammy, my newly adopted cat.

I wanted to post this for our class of 1968. I'm sure there are animal lovers out there and hope that some are cat lovers. I know of a mama cat named Destiny and her 2 Siamese kittens kala and kona. They were rescued from a hoarder in Canada who had 7 cats. The mom gave birth to six kittens 4 of whom found a home. However three have not. They really do not want to separate the 3 and I know that's a lot of cat to care for, but they need a home. If anyone is interested please contact me Mike Pina at bct51@msn.com or call me at(860) 223-3998. If you would like to take a look at the cats please go to slinkykatz.com. They are in a shelter in New Hartford, Ct. that only rescues Siamese. They really are a wonderful breed. I was going to adopt them but another cat by the name of Sam came through first. If I could take all three cats I would but it's too soon for Sammy, he is still getting adjusted to being with me. I hope that someone out there will find it in their heart to adopt these cars. There are so many homeless animals out there looking for a home. Help! Help! Help! Thanks Michael Pina.