The temperature is about 15°; the sun is seemingly as bright as in
August. The snow on the lawn, about two feet deep, is undisturbed and
lies in smooth undulations like Sahara dunes in miniature. Crystals
of ice from twigs overhead are scattered sparsely and glint like
stars. I am
Brrr, thanks for sharing Alton. You know, I worry about kids today. I'm afraid
they don't ever stop to describe in print what they see or feel. Have you read
any of their text messages? It is all abbreviations and made up phases. Thanks
to you, in just a few words from you I've transformed
I AM SO UPSET. I CALLED HER LAST NIGHT. I COULD HEAR THAT SHE WAS IN PAIN AND
CRYING.THEY WHERE GOING TO COME AND REPOSITION HER AND GIVE HER HER PAIN
MED.DAVE HAD LEFT SO SHE COULD GET HER REST.
THERE IS ONE AID THERE THAT DOES LIKE HER, WHO COULD NOT LIKE JUDE? SHE SAID
SHE HAD BEEN WAITING
Dear Alton ~
If you ever write a book I would like to be the first in line to purchase
it from you...!
How beautifully you described your view outside your windows. I can't
describe what's happening here as eloquently as you didbut I got 18 inches
of
snow last night and another 5-10
The picture you painted feels peaceful and serene!! Thanks for
sharing..janh
Alton Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The temperature is about 15°; the sun
is seemingly as bright as in
August. The snow on the lawn, about two feet deep, is undisturbed and
lies in smooth undulations like
you are all a breathe of fresh air. Your words are not only enchanting but
encouraging. Here in Montreal we have received over three times the nomal
snowfall. a total of 350cm. so far and another 15 to 25 cm. storm coming
this week. I love the snow but when you have to go the store for the
Wow Alton. That sounds so beautiful. I know that a lot of people don't like
winter but personally I love the 4 seasons. Even when the cold makes TM
more difficult I couldn't imagine living somewhere else. Calgary has had a
pretty good winter despite the minus 50 (with the windchill) a few
When you have a I Hate My Job day, try this: On your way home from
work, stop at your pharmacy and go to the thermometer section and purchase a
rectal thermometer made by Johnson Johnson. Be sure you get this brand.
When you get home, lock your doors, draw the curtains and disconnect
This is horrible. Every hospital has an ombudsman, whose job is to speak on
behalf of those who cannot or will not speak for themselves, and to intervene
in problems between patients and staff. Just call the hospital and ask to
speak to the ombudsman, and tell him or her what is going on
Lynn, that is a huge amount of snow. I bet it is absolutely beautiful! (I'm
going to call Jude also - she is so sweet and it's just heartbreaking what she
has gone through)
Hugs, Linda (ID)
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Thanks Gerry. Jude needs all the prayers she can possibly get. You signed the
new boy - Have you told us your story yet? If not, I hope you will share it
with us. (I hope I didn't miss it!)
Linda (ID)
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From: Gerry Surettemailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Everyone ~
I had a wonderful chat with Jude today. She wanted me to tell all of you
how very much she is appreciating all of the cards, flowers, books, CD's,
etc.and to tell all of you that you are keeping her spirits up...!! She
is
just amazed at the outpouring of love she's
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