Uncle James loves to travel

 Hi Kids,

I just spent a week in Poland with uncle James, cioci Jean and Bsrbara.

Uncle James had to bring paperwork to his lawyer for dual citizenship and I thought I would keep him company. he decided to go around the time of his birthday.

Uncle James got to travel Bug from Me when he was younger we went to Disney every spring break and had the very best times. These were the start of our great adventures together. You can read about that in one of my other blocks. First 21st birthday I could’ve bought him a sweater but I decided to buy him a memory so we went to Paris. By the time we got ready to go we had it over 15 people go Mimi Maddy uncle Steve we had a big group going it was such a blast and that was some of the beginning early years. Since then, I’ve taken uncle James to Korea, Australia, and even a year ago instead of visiting him in California, we decided to go to London and we had such a blast. It was an extraordinary time. 

When I called James and I were sitting on this last trip, we talked about you guys quite a bit. You know he loves you guys like crazy. He hopes that someday you guys will travel with him over there. He wants to open your eyes open your mind to the great opportunities that the world holds. I think that maybe he will take you on an adventure maybe with your parents or me with your older. Maybe after you graduate high school that would be a great gift for graduation. I hope that these are all the dreams that you’ll start out on and get a chance to share them with your uncle. He’s not married, but doesn’t have any children, but you guys are his special kids. He loves you like crazy. He’s enjoyed every minute when he was home to spend time with you.

Keeping a blog for your adventurous like I did with uncle James so you have the memory to go back. Because your memory will fade except for the highlights. I suggest the blog to highlight even the smallest details of these great experiences. The travel on your life.

Love you guys like crazy!

Love, Grampy

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