Allow me to introduce my web personality. My wife and I have four kids; yes – I’ve got lots of pictures and I love to show them off, so here’s a few. This is from skating this year. Yes - the rink is up and we have ten days in so far this year (12/17). Hopefully, it'll be a good year. Be sure to check out our rink web page:
You can e-mail me at [email protected] - I
usually check it daily.
More you say (go ahead – admit it – they’re cute!). There are lots more in the photo album, as well as many videos on youtube. Some older videos are available here too:
| Cousins (RealMedia) |
Wendy
Skating (ASF) |
Adam
Skating (3GP) |
Our
2004 Sukkah/ (ASF) |
Jon's
Brandeis Graduation (wmv) |
For more multimedia fun, check out this Mambo Number 5 Parody. (in RM format), or some of these famous scenes: |   |
I also have five nephews & a niece. Sam & Steven live in Jupiter, Florida. Here’s the whole Hagenbuch crew taken a while back at Halley’s baby shower. I’d name everyone, but then this web page would be even longer! On the right, are the Frankel cousins. Max & Isaac live in Vancouver, and Cassie & Quinn in Madison, WI - here we are all together at Cassie's Bat Mitzvah in October 2007.:
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Speaking of Cassandra, she and I planted a gumball tree in her backyard back in April
1998. Unfortunately, it has not yet started to grow, (and she has since moved to
Wisconsin).. As near as she and I can figure, it's because her father has not been singing
the gumball tree song to the tree. This should be a nightly event (even in Madison). For
his benefit, the words are shown here and here's the melody.
"Grow gumball tree, grow."
"Grow gumballs for me, and my family."
"Grow gumball tree, grow."
Once he gets busy, and the tree grows, I'll put a picture of it on the web. In the
meantime, you get nothing.
One more family photo – an old one. It’s my great grandfather’s family (mom’s dad’s dad)
For those familiar with this web page, you're probably looking for the "birthday present schedule". Well, since our dad turned 65, he's decided he's too old for tangible presents, so the chart has outlived it's usefullness.
Enough about my family and for this web page (it's too big - I know), check this out for more fun.
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