Debbie Jarve traveled to Marquette recently to attend her Grandson’s Christmas programs. Her grandson in the first three photos is the little blond guy in the middle, with the gray shirt on. You can see the succession of him searching the crowd and then that big smile when he spots his folks and grandparents. Debbie said, “That right there is priceless to her and she wouldn’t miss it for a thing.”

In the bottom two photos, you can tell Debbie’s curly-headed Grandson in the red & black plaid shirt, is a bit older than his little brother, because he was quite serious looking, singing away with his classmates. He’s been in a Christmas program or two, so he’s a seasoned performer. What wonderful memories the school Christmas programs create for both the kids and the families!

On today’s video from Michigan Rocks, Rob has a guest Geologist, Dr. Nat. If you’ve been a viewer here for a while, then you’re familiar with Dr. Nat and her expertise. The lead-in says: “Dr. Nat is back to help us learn how to distinguish between various rocks with spots. These include amygdaloidal and porphyritic rocks as well as conglomerates, breccias, and more! This is something that I struggle with and this lesson really helped a lot.”

These are wonderful. How I miss these days. Enjoy
them, Debbie. They grow up so fast.

That is so awesome...I love that little face when
he spots his peeps...that is just so gorgeous. My
brother sent me a link to his church, and his
grandkids were in their Sunday School program. So
cute...those littles just freeze when it's time to
sing. Oh the memories!!!

Dr. Nat is just brilliant. I watch most of her
videos...I don't know much...but she sure does.
Looks like she and Rob had a good time~

Hi
The children at my church did their Christmas play
the Sunday before last. Nice.

Terrific pics today, the innocence of Children. This
just made my day, and I agree Debbie, sure is
priceless!! Love that third picture, that young man
is ROCKIN his Mullet, way to go dude!! :=))

Interesting lesson on Rocks!! I think I was in the
parking lot in Highschool talking cars with my
buddies, when I should have been paying attention in
science class!! lol