My store of photos of Jordan is smaller than that of our longer-serving son-in-law whom we honored a couple of weeks ago, but still my Mac Photos library still holds 714 images of Jordan. That's crazy. So I have chosen a fairly random 35 of them to represent him on this his thirty-fifth birthday.
Jordan this is only your first birthday as an official part of the Shaw/Baird bunch, but we have already learned to love and admire you. We wish for you a whole year of joy, love, and adventure and many many happy returns!
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| On the levee |
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| At Armuchee's Schroeders/Sam's ... |
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| ...and at the original Schroeders |
 | | During the holiday season of 2022 Jordan introduced us to his Hanukkah traditions. He and Lillian also made off with several LPs from our record collection. |
 | Jordan joined Lillian in one of our family traditions -- Christmas Eve participating in the Live Nativity at our church. They stood as Joseph and Mary on December 24, 2022.
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| One sign that Lil and Jordan are kindred spirits is their joint passion for music. |
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| Jordan with his parents and brothers Daniel and Adam as well as Daniel's wife Rosie and son Graham. |
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| Jordan with his parents Louis and Leslie |
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| At Stone Mountain |
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| Sheila and I had a great time introducing Jordan to folk singer/storyteller John McCutcheon at Eddie's Attic in Decatur |
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| Ice Cream in Kennesaw |
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| A special treat for us was the opportunity to host so many of the Jordan's family for a brunch at our house the day after their wedding. It was great to get to meet the great group of folks who are now part of our daughter's family. |
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| As Uncle Jordan to Lillian's nieces Jordan seems to enjoy his new family just as Aunt Lillian has enthusiastically joined the Friedman's. |
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| Under the railroad bridge on the Riverwalk near Little Dry Creek |
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