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We've made it through the holidays...so far

This past week has been a blur. We have seen pretty much everyone in our family, plus extended family, and we have more family to see next week. It
is good to connect with everyone.

The kids got everything they wanted from Santa and family that they could have asked for. Joe got a Mario DS and Allie a Nano (but you guys already knew that). She is so excited. I realized about an hour after they opened their gifts that we purchased gifts which encourage no interaction with any other member of our family....was this really a good idea?

Yesterday I played tennis with my good friend Jody and another friend Sue. We did well and took 2nd, I can't say that my good foot is better for it. I seriously cannot walk. It is like when I tore the ligament last year. NO GOOD. I am hoping it will be better tomorrow, I've got too much to do.

Just saw this photo and it made me laugh, it was entitled, "Cows are Stupid". Karen - I am sure Monkey might laugh as much as JG.

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Anonymous said…
Susan, WHERE DID YOU FIND THAT PIC??? I'm sure it's one of Kevin's friends [the cow owners, not the stupid cows]. IF we had that car as well, I would be worried that was our place.
12:08 PM
Karen said…
I called the Monkey over, expecting a good laugh. This is what I got: "Who is Susan???"

Sigh.
4:38 PM
Susan said…
Karen - that's pretty funny. Joe does the same thing when I tell him someone posted something. Completely forgets who anyone is.

Nance - thanks for the laugh, my neighbors are trying to get rid of one of those coupe cars, so if you want me to I can pick it up for you and we can try it out on your cows!
12:25 AM
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