Graves Lovell

guess i could contribute ....

i still have a pumpkin head. i haven't lost any hair, in fact i believe it is even thicker. i am still married to my wonderful italian wife, Ashley, from Alice, Texas. She is almost 1.5 feet shorter than me, but that's good because she can't reach things i don't want her to. We've been married for 6 years and are trying to expand the family. They say red hair is recessive, but i am confident any infant we have will have red hair and be forced to take on comedic qualities to maintain friends in school. She is currently a wildlife biologist for USDA out of Montgomery and I am a district biologist for Alabama Dept Conservation and Natural Resources. So we get holidays (like today) that no one has even heard of. It's great. I used to work for a private resource management company, and there were few holidays. The work followed me home. life too short for that business. We live in Clanton, AL and like it just fine. It is just like Opelika used to be back in the 90s. We play in a casual bluegrass band. I play the mandolin and she plays the fiddle. We aren't so good at performing yet. We started at the bottom - nursing homes and such, and we are still pretty much there! Hood would probably not be impressed. We go back to visit the farm near Opelika often to enjoy the outdoors. We travel as much as possible. Ireland was the favorite. My best friend from AU passed away a couple yrs ago, but i still go to his hometown in Iowa every fall to visit his family. Ashley usually comes too - they are like our 2nd family. Still keeping my eyes peeled for Shelly. That's about all that is interesting.