| A NEW Page in Tara's World has ARRIVED! . . . |
| My Family . . . This is a brand new section devoted to three people who are very special to me in many ways. ((Yes mom, even you.)) Currently in this section are photos from our family fun day at Fantasy Island in Grand Island, New York in August of '02. ((Yes, it just takes me that long to get things developed and up on this site!)) Enjoy the pics and a few interesting facts about my"fam". |
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| The Fam on the Wild Mouse ((Dad and I in the back, and my bro and mom in the front. You probably could have figured that out on your own.)) |
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| As I'm sure it's easy for you to see from this picture, my mom's favorite ride is the pirate ship. |
| A Few Things About the People I Call "My Fam" . . . ** The elder ((and wisest!)), my dad Arnold, was born on November 20th, 1956 in Buffalo, New York. Believe it or not . . . my dad is related to Toto from the original 'Wizard of Oz' movie, which makes me related too! Toto belonged to the White family, and White is my dad's mom's maiden name. How's that for interesting! ** Next in line, my mom Debra, was born on February 2nd, 1957 in Buffalo, New York. Yes, you read that right, my mom is a Groundhog Baby! Every year she looks for her shadow and predicts the coming of spring right along with Phil. ** Finally, by brother Alan, was born on June 3rd, 1983 in Buffalo, New York. If you've been paying attention, you might realize that Alan's birthday is just one day before mine. Alan is also a college student, and this year has his very own college radio show. You go-bro! |
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| Mom took the wheel and went for a joy ride with dad in the good ole' antique cars. |
| Now you think Alan would have learned from his last tragic head-stuck-in-a-fake-lion's-mouth incident. Apparantly some things will never change. |
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| Here's dad and I on the ferris wheel. I know the picture is fuzzy, but we're on a moving ferris wheel, whaddya want from me?? ;) |
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| Tomato-Dad Dad spent much of his summer tending to his tomato crop. Seen here with his farm-hand, in the end the harvest was plentiful and sweet! |
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| ((Okay, I know this clip isn't a tomato, but it was the best I could find. Use your imaginations!!)) |