This evening just after sunset my wife and I had the pleasure of calling on an old friend in Calumet... Well, he's not that old - 32 months, 24 days. His dad Abe sat Nick in Alex's lap on the dining room sill. We hoped as well to give you a peek at the snow which has been piling up outside under the cedars (though it was melting on this day after Thanksgiving). In the window, however, an unusual reflection - three boys (?) ...Perhaps Abe and Chris have another one on the way to complete the set? (Inquiring minds want to know :o)

We've had lots of fun in these 1,000 days of the Pasty Cam. Seen a lot of sights, met a bunch of new friends on the web, and ...oh yea ...shipped about 68,000 delicious pasties along the way.

If you've tuned-in to the Pasty Cam for very long, you have probably sensed our love for the beauty, the history, the charm of this place we call home: Michigan's Upper Peninsula. But today we send a special thank-you to the many Copper Country residents and Keweenaw visitors who have helped us share a glimpse of life here in the U.P.

Hello Pastycam. To put the inquiring minds at ease, there is no third sibling scheduled or expected. (Tho the best laid plans...:) Congrats on the 1000-day anniversary. It's been a pleasure to be with you from day 1. Thanks for all the great pictures... and the great memories.

Congratulations on 1,000! Like that first cup of coffee in the morning, no day is complete without our daily dose of Pastycam.

Keep up the great work! We look forward to several thousand more!

If you look closer, both boys are reflected in the
window! It shows up better on the " big picture".

Congratulations on the 1000! For me too no day is complete with out a visit to the Pasty Cam.!

Congrats on the 1000 days. Abe- you've got beautiful kids! Haven't seen you in years, remember your sitter Marie? My mom.

Congratulations, Pasty Cam! Not only is this a great way to keep in touch with home, it is just as addictive as that cup of coffee! Keep up the good work.

we remember when Abe was this age.

Abner, drop me a line when if you get a chance. Pete.