Lakeside Joy
From left to right Amanda, Jack Michael, Zachary, and Aspen.
A family gallery arranged like memory, weather, and grace.
These photographs now sit inside the world of I Need A Smoke as an accompaniment to the memoir: not as decoration, but as a living archive of closeness, place, laughter, ceremony, and endurance.
The page is intentionally warm and editorial. Each image is treated like a held object—something remembered, turned over, and kept near.
My three Grandchildren
Left to right Hannah, Tyler, and Kaitlin.
Family on the rocks
Can you tell our favorite team is the Flames?
The family record sits beside the written record.
Family photographs as witness
These images are placed throughout the page like keepsakes—evidence of love, history, ordinary joy, and the lives that shaped the memoir.
Warmth without sentimentality
The gallery is gentle, but it is not ornamental. It is built to support the emotional truth of the book rather than distract from it.
A living archive
More photographs, captions, or chapter-based groupings can be added over time as the author platform continues to grow.
A Shared Evening
better days...better times
Jack Michael
The kid who got into all kinds of trouble... but it was that look that saved him!
Graduation Day
Left to right, Amanda, Zachary at six foot five, Aspen, and Jack Michael.
Nothing Beats Family
Amanda's graduation with both sets of Grandparents.
Mountain Gathering
My whole family — that was the last time that we were all together.
Family Love
Just goes to show you how excited they all were to be together.
Sisterly Love
Amanda arriving home from one of her sailing trips on the Pacific Grace to her favorite little men.
Father and Son
A mutual relationship in days gone by.
Amanda's Wedding
Brotherly and sisterly love. Left to right; Jack Michael, Amanda, Aspen & Zachary.
Island Love
My incredible parents Mike and Janet Stuffco.
