Old things

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More of Phoebe's family has arrived to show support... this time in the form of a few things that belonged to her great grandfather and his family. He was a jeweler in Wooster Ohio.
She went to the zoo with her mother this morning... the last test is at 2 pm. I hope to have some good news later...

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