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Comments: Good job Linda, Please let me know when you have another ESA fund raiser Garage sale, I'll donate to it.
Comments: Happy Anniversary to the Davises and the Youngs. Sorry I'm late. I was leading the search party for Toni and Karen. El Fenix said they hadn't seen them. They don't allow blondes in the building on May 5th!
Comments: Happy Anniversary to Geneva and James and Karen and Mike; hope that you had a very blessed day. I belong to a philanthropic women's service sorority - ESA (which is international) and we had our annual cancer walk in Duncanville last Saturday. Last night at our monthly meeting, our treasurer shared with the members that we made over $16,000 for cancer. Last year we gave Methodist Charlton Hospital a check for $12,000 to go towards paying for mammograms for women who do not have insurance or cannot afford to pay and for men's prostate exams who have no insurance or cannot afford to pay for them. The areas we service are for people in Duncanville, Cedar Hill, DeSoto, and Lancaster zip codes, although under special circumstances we will help anyone with cancer in any area. I know that many of ya'll are involved in worthy causes and it's a good feeling to know we help in even a small way to ease someone's pain.
Comments: Good Morning Soc Friends........I am sure by now you have heard about my tumble off my horse.....i am home and things are getting better .......I want to thank all of you that have sent cards and best wishes ........hopefully this will not be what my whole summer is going to be like!Thanks again to all my friends ....keep me in your thoughts and prayers.
Comments: Almost forgot to say Happy Anniversary to James and Geneva who let Mike and I share their anniversary date. Thanks guys. 
Comments: Thanks all for the congrats. Mike and I actually celebrated last night with a fabulous dinner at MasterGrill Brazilian Churruscaria in Firewheel since he was off then and would have to work tonight. (However we may continue the celebration when he gets home in a little while.)   Don L., I was so encouraged by your brother Doug's letter. He will undoubtedly improve more rapidly with his great attitude and positive frame of mind. My prayers are with him.
Comments: Happy anniversary to all with anniversaries. Toni and I finally got out of El Fenix. Got locked in all night Toni tried to grab one of the donkeys on the ceiling and got caught up when she climbed up one of the posts     Don't think we will get to go back there again!!!! lol
Comments: Happy anniversary to Geneva and James.....and to Karen and Mike. Hope all of you partied accordingly! Karen and Mike....congrats on the graduatee! Don L....thanks for sharing Doug's post....I keep him on my prayer list.
Comments: James and Geneva, Happy 38th and many more (I know another couple here in Ft Worth who's names are Jim and Geneva.) Mike and Karen, Happy 1st and many more for you, too.
Comments: Good news all around this morning!! A very Happy Annv to James & Geneva (38) and to Karen & Mike on their 1st!!! Just wondering,  but, ... did too many margaritas late on 5-5 prompt weddings the next day?? Don L - Thank you for sharing brother Doug's note. Always nice to hear positive news! Will continue to pray for full recovery. Toni - KRL, did ya'll shut down El Fenix? Is it still standing?
Comments: H a p p y 38th A n n i v e r s a r y !!! to James & Geneva Young, also today! Last year, Jim said: “Karen and Mike - Congrats. Geneva and I celebrated 37 years of marriage on May 6th of this year.” Major congrats to you two love-birds also, and hope we’ll see you at the mini on 6/5!
Comments: H a p p y 1st A n n i v e r s a r y !!! to Mike & Karen Davis, today! Last year, Karen said: “Mike and I tied the knot on Wednesday, May 6th. Mike's friend, a Rockwall County judge and part-time minister, married us at the Rockwall County Courthouse.” Congratulations, you two love-birds, and sure hope you’re able to make it in time for a drink & supper at the mini on 6/5!
Comments: Update from brother Doug this afternoon: "Day 51 Hello, this is Doug. It is good to back among the living, writing to you again. The Lord was definitely with me, and has been with me during this time. The stem cell transplant process is over. I still have some days of waiting for recovery to take place and for blood cell counts to increase. This will go on for several more months. They let me come back to the hotel this afternoon but I have to return at 8pm to the hospital. I will be officially discharged from the hospital tomorrow afternoon. Susan and I will come home Thursday and return again on Monday for a checkup and central line At that point I am officially complete with the transplant process. I will have to return for occasional check-ups, but I am pretty sure that will be done in Temple." There's still a ways to go & many test results to be reviewed. But, I/we thank you for your many prayers that helped bring Doug back from the 'dark side' to enjoy this blessing.
Comments: Thanks for all the kind comments regarding the bumper crop of wildflowers & my attempts to capture their beauty. I just wish my camera could really do them justice. We have a large crop of Mexican Hats coming up in our vacant lot next door, so I might have a few more pix of them in a coupla weeks. Thanks to our flock of Whitetail 'nibblers', all but 1 each of the few Bluebonnets & Indian Paintbrush blooms on either side of our driveway are gone. I guess we didn't feed them enough deer corn - they're so spoiled. 
Comments: Dr. Hawkins, I'll run your suggestion by Dru and get back to you. Karen, on the internet, it is customary to cut each other some "grammer-slack". |
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