Today Jay and Sarah went to the Syracuse Nationals, one of the biggest car shows in the East. They had a great time. The high point of Sarah's day was meeting Adam West and Julie Newmar. The actors were at a table giving out autographs and selling pictures (they would have had to pay like $20 for each). Sarah asked Adam West to sign her program, he started to pick on her by asking her for her driver's license. Sarah looked at Jay and asked for his. Adam West says "No, I need YOUR license." They got a chuckle out of it, and he signed her program. When it came time to speak to Julie Newmar, let's just say she wasn't quite as receptive unless you forked over money for her autograph or picture. But Sarah was thrilled, to meet the voice behind "Mayor West" from "Family Guy", and "TVs Adam West" and "Cat Man" from "Fairly Odd Parents". She has also seen the old "Bat Man" show from the 60s, and is a huge fan of that as well.

Welcome to the Lamb Fambily Blog. I will start out by giving a little history of our family. My husband, Jay and I were married on October 22, 1988. That's right, nearly 21 years ago. Nothing to sneeze at these days, huh? We have three wonderful children; DJ who is 19 and attending SUNY Canton for a degree in criminal justice, Marikate is 16 and going into her junior year of high school, and Sarah is 12 and going into the 8th grade.

Jay has been employed at Huhtamaki in Fulton, NY since 1990. He is a line mechanic there and was just promoted to Master Mechanic this week! He is the world's greatest father! He adores his kids and they adore him right back. They have given him the nickname "Gruesome", but they say it with love. Even their friends call him that.

I have been employed at Oswego Hospital Behavioral Services for about six years. Right now I am working part-time as an intreatment secretary. I am currently attending Cayuga Community College to attain a two-year degree in psychology. I eventually plan on going on to my Master's Degree in psychology in order to become a psycho-therapist.

Our family is very tight and close. We rely on each other and gain strength from each other. We also seem to attract everyone else's kids. It is not unusual to come to our house and find several random teenagers here when our kids aren't even home. This seems to be a "Happy Place" for many.