Hi, Frank, Been busy being on vacation these past few days so I haven't had time to make comment on your entries. Accept to say now , that I look forward to them! I see your counter has gone over the 5000 mark! I think I have a hundred plus, but most of the hits are my own! (You can laugh here...)
The Campbell reunion is underway. The Alberta branch arrived last Wednesday and the US of A and BC crowd arrive on Friday and Saturday respectively. The Miller clan will be having an informal get together next week with the arrival of Gord and Deb.
So, with 3, count 'em 3! days of hot humid weather in a row under our belts and another day tomorrow, we been busy with the beach and locals sightseeing stuff. Oh, and mowing the lawn.
I have applied for another position within the School Board - a change is as good as a rest - and I don't want to be known as one of those old broads who insist on remaining in her comfort zone. I'm taking a risk but who wants to become complacent? (I'd rather be retired, but don't tell anyone)
So, was the ear candling a pleasant fuzzy experience? Does it work?
I see that no one commented on Bill's poem. (I'm still typing away in my spare time) Good thing, in a way; I didn't ask his permission to reproduce it. (OOOp's)
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Hi, Frank, Been busy being on vacation these past few days so I haven't had time to make comment on your entries. Accept to say now , that I look forward to them! I see your counter has gone over the 5000 mark! I think I have a hundred plus, but most of the hits are my own! (You can laugh here...)
The Campbell reunion is underway. The Alberta branch arrived last Wednesday and the US of A and BC crowd arrive on Friday and Saturday respectively. The Miller clan will be having an informal get together next week with the arrival of Gord and Deb.
So, with 3, count 'em 3! days of hot humid weather in a row under our belts and another day tomorrow, we been busy with the beach and locals sightseeing stuff. Oh, and mowing the lawn.
I have applied for another position within the School Board - a change is as good as a rest - and I don't want to be known as one of those old broads who insist on remaining in her comfort zone. I'm taking a risk but who wants to become complacent? (I'd rather be retired, but don't tell anyone)
So, was the ear candling a pleasant fuzzy experience? Does it work?
I see that no one commented on Bill's poem. (I'm still typing away in my spare time) Good thing, in a way; I didn't ask his permission to reproduce it. (OOOp's)
Oh, and you still look a lot like David Suzuki!
C
Yup the candling works. No pain. It helped reduce the ringing in the ears.
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