Our framed wedding invitation, a gift from my oober talented sister-in-law.
The poem that my mister wrote to me when we were sixteen. Except I didn't know about it until the day we got engaged (9 years later) and he shared it with me.
And this is the last letter we got from my grandfather before he passed away. He always bet a dollar when his alma matter played against certain teams with my brothers. This was the first time, and unfortunately the only time, that he and Nate played when Minnesota and Michigan met up. This was also right after we got Sampson, hence my grandma's note about his face. Nate had the idea of framing it when we found it again after he passed.
Funny thing is, I don't really need much else up. Especially considering all of the heirlooms we live with daily. More on those later...

1 comment:
Oh dear, now you've made me cry.
Once, when Bruce lost, I gave him an old Mexican dollar bill to send to David. The next time David lost, he returned the Mexican dollar with the word "VIKINGS" neatly scissored out of it.
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