Lucy Blue Pizza

Last night was the lighting of the Christmas tree in the Main Strauss Village in Covington Kentucky. Santa arrived via a blazing red fire truck. The crowds were a lot heavier than last year. The word has gotten out.

When the activities were over I decided to surprise the girls,CC and Kateri with a bite to eat. But the place where I was going to take them had a little family history tied to it. The place is 611 Main street, and it is called Lucy Blue Pizza. And according to my mother's birth certificate. This is the house that she was born. So with this little bit of information, it really the main reason to visit the residence. Plus there was the purpose of filling our empty stomachs. The pizza was really good, and we had the opportunity to visit a little family history. We will be going back.

Corbin

Corbin is just a little over 24 weeks,and about 2lbs in this picture. And his odds seemed pretty slim, right about 10%. But God has a purpose and a plan for this little miricle. He is about ready to celebrate his second birthday. For those, who choose to do away with precious children at any stage of development. This is a child not a "choice".

Grandpa Bosaw

The back of the picture reads,
Orville Bosaw
Monterey, California
E 60 20Inft.
The year, 1906, the 20th had just moved from Kansas to Monterey,Ca. And it was just prior to 18April of that year ,the year of the Great San Fransico earthquake.After this great disater the Army was called for assitance in keeping law and order. The city's firefighter were overwhelmed, and they provided the much needed medical support.

Off of Sebastian's branch

A little about "Off of Sebastian's Branch". I have dubbed myself the "unofficial" family historian. I love the thrill of the research to discover where I'm from. Sebastian's Branch is just one of many locations that this Combs klan family has originated. I choose "Sebastian's branch"because it was always the place that I knew my Dad,and the Combs family had come from. Sebastian's branch is located in "Bloody Breathitt", and what a history. And since this will be a historical page, I figured "Off of Sebastian's Branch" really fit. So kick off your shoes, grap a warm blanket, and enjoy.
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