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No, I'm not back in school, just sad about the body's betrayal. I woke up at 2:45, tightly wound and ready for action! I haven't been able to really sleep for years, so I should be used to the new normal, but I'm still looking back to the good old days.
Luckily, Brian is sick (and refuses to go to the Dr. so will be sick for a good long time) so he got up around 3:30 and filled me in on the Palin/Biden debate.
My anxiety about winners/losers definitely extends to this election, so although my interest is very high, I just can't watch the debates. I will listen to the post-mortems in snippets on my way to work.
Now, on to something more productive. I get to sub. for Nancy on October 15, so all you ladies in her class are warned. We will be discussing one of my all time favorites, Martha. She is the prototype for all of us who think we have to do everything and then get bent out of shape about it. I love her and look forward to meeting her and Mary and Lazarus in heaven one day. |
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Well, I got a radical haircut. It feels great. |
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8 things you didn't know about me
1. I love hot dogs and sauerkraut.
2. I was county spelling bee runner-up. I misspelled "brigadier."
3. My favorite authors are Agatha Christie, Jane Austen, and Dave Barry.
4. I married my husband less than 9 months after we met.
5. I have the most miserable sense of direction ever.
6. The only thing I really like to cook is dessert.
7. I hate sports and TV game shows because I can't stand for anyone to lose.
8. My feet grew 1 size longer and wider after children:>( |
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I'm thinking of my friends and especially my mom and dad who live in the probable path of Hurricane Ike. Please pray for their safety on the road if they decide to leave and their safety at home if they have to stay. As a wise man said at church last night, we can also pray that the storm not strengthen anymore, lessening the dangers.
FL nieces, I hope nothing else comes your way.
Everyone take care of yourselves, wherever you are. |
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We started out Friday after I got home from work, loaded the dog in the car, and headed for Wild Peach. My mom and dad are doing well.
Saturday we made a trip to College Station, meeting up with my brother Ron, his wife Jerilyn (my bff), and their twin sons. We were all set to see their son Nathan do his first march in as a member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band. We were especially happy to see Payton back in uniform and stepping off again after a long and difficult year. He looks great and seems to be happy to be back.
We wimped out on staying for the game, leaving immediately after step-off, but it was still after 9 p.m. when we got back to my folks' house. We stayed over and attended worship services with them in Lake Jackson. It was great to see so many family members and especially to enjoy the hard work of our two great big boys.
Photos:
Peeling burgers for the cookout.
Nathan, third from left.
Proud Father and Son
With his Old Army friend Jack Q.
It's all about tradition--so much fun to watch! |
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