But occasionally she would
sneak up on me with a camera
Marci and I always had lots of fun while we were living together. We spent
alot of time giggling.
But occasionally she would sneak up on me with a camera
At one point I was dating Chris Kelch. We were the only pair in our group of friends, so the rest of our friends started calling us Mom and Dad. Even after he and I broke up, the kids (see? it's contagious) still called me (and do, to this day!) "Mom".
I lost count of the number of "children" I was supposedly mother to. But
my "eldest" and probably my favourite (I'm not supposed to have a
favourite? tough!) is 
Mark
Thomas Dame.
Mark and I would go to our favourite restaraunt, Skyline Chili, and
everyone would mistake us for brother-and-sister. We even 
look
alike.
I had more kids than just Mark. In no particular order of age, were
Andrea, Renee, Wendy, Monica, Jason, Andrew, and Sam. Some of them even
posed for me in a 
family
picture. In order from left to right, they are Wendy, Sam, Andrea,
Andrew, and Renee.
Marci and I (along with the kids) spent many an hour in High
Tide, aka the High Bay in the Engineering Building. It was a
hallway-cum-lab full of vt100s (the rest of campus was relatively modern
with vt220s and vt240s, even with a few vt340s scattered around). We all
liked having more than one window to type in, but that was only possible
if we used VT-Windows, a silly name for using two vt-100s at
once. 
We would even do silly things like stay up all night, causing
us to need 
large
doses of caffeine
And before you go back and do a double-take on that last picture, it was
in fact a dress. You can start breathing again now. In fact,
here's a full-length picture of me wearing said 
dress.
March, 1990 was a relatively quiet month. We actually had a little bit of
time to 
relax.
I met my now-husband in
April 1990. He came down to Cincinnati in May and we have lived 
happily ever after