Ciel
<=== Oyge, Ciel & Ted

New grandson! ===>

Ciel on backup:
RK's Garden Hose Tour, 1988

Ciel & Telly, 1977

Jane, R K, Rebe, Jim & Ciel 1970

charm¹(chärm) n. [ME. & O Fr. charmed carmen, song, verse charm *canmen canere, to sing: see CHANT ] 1. a) orig., a chanted word, phrase, or verse assumed to have magic power to help or hurt; incantation  2. any object assumed to have such power, as an amulet or talisman 3. any trinket worn as a decoration on a bracelet, necklace, watch chain, etc.  4.  any action or gesture assumed to have magic power   5.  a quality or feature in someone or something that attracts or delights people  6.  a hypothetical property of certain heavy elementary particles, described by a quantum number, observed only in matter excited to very high energies, and postulated to be a fourth quark --vt. 1. to acton as though by magic; seemingly cast a spell on 2. to protect from harm as though by magic [a charmed life] 3. to attract or please greatly; enchant; allure; facinate, delight --vi. 1. to practice magic 2. to be charming; please greatly  --SYN. see ATTRACT

charm² (chärm) n. archaic var. of CHIRM
charm•er n. [ see CHARM¹ ] 1. a delightful, fascinating, or attractive person  2. a person who seemingly casts a spell; enchanger [a snake charmer]

charm•ing (chär´min) adj. attractive; facinating; delightful --charm´ingly adv.