Work, Work, Work

Lately, I've become quite an asset to the daily operations taking place in the Miller household.  I am indispensable, essential, critical, key, or "the man."  I help with everything, and the proof is in the pictures.

For example, I like to help Dad.


I also like to help Mom.






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