I'm on the porch, lost interest in the crossword puzzle in the Buff. Sun. paper & will write a letter instead.
Read a good book Klondike Fever by Suzann Ledbetter. About the gold rush with a love interest. Easy reading.
Did I write Messiah Church, Auburn, is having a year long celebration of their 75 years. So they are sending us their newsletter & the first one came yesterday. Interesting to read. Recognized only 1 name, Erv Steinle who is now the business mgr. of Messiah. They have 2 pastors, a female associate in ministry, & 3 others so that's quite a staff. It has really grown but it's in a growing area with a good job field.
We've had some rain, more is suppose to come & then cool off. It was very hot in church this A.M. plus an extra long service honoring the graduating seniors, communion, etc. Most of the seniors are going off to college. One family who moved here after the husband retired (originally from the area) are moving back to Michigan. The 2nd daughter graduated this June. So retirement away from a familiar place, relatives, friends,etc. didn't work out for them. And they've been very active members.
Barb brought some things to Lynn's garage sale & we got 30.00. Sold all she brot up so we have a little less "junk" in the attic.
Mon. after work Dale goes to Rochester for classes & returns Thurs. nite.
Lar had some trouble with his truck & was without it most of last week. Still didn't have it Sat. He was using the station wagon as it wasn't Kim's turn to drive last week. Mrs. Patterson, up the4 st. teaches at Sheffield so they take turns driving. The teachers look forward to vacation as much as the kids do.
Gen called the other nite to see how things are. They don't have their pool ready yet.
Andy! Atlanta lost 3 games in a row. What happened to your favorite team? I won't say anything about the Mets. Don't want to jinx them!! So far they're ahead today. Buffalo has been a disappointment in their playoff games against Washington. Nice they got that far when it wasn't expected.
Sounded like you had a great Memorial Day weekend & anniversary.
We're suppose to have a few cool days so I'll get some baking done. The cooky tins are bare.
Lynn gave Barb a 100.00 Penney's gift certificate. She couldn't find anything here so Fri. she went to Jamestown. Got 2 skirts, 2 bras, slacks & a top to go with it. Spent it all & enjoyed it.
We can get the Erie Sun. paper delivered so I will call about that & then someone won't have to go out for a paper.
Now it's Tues. aft. & the letter isn't mailed, so it won't go out til Wed.
Yesterday I hung sheets out to dry. There was a nice breeze so they dried in no time. I washed the quilt & ruffle for our bed last week. It's been great weather for drying blankets, etc.
Barb got flowers & some veggies planted. I filled my pots with pansies, geraniums, & alyssum (sp). I like to look out the kitchen window & see them. Pansies are my favorite with their pretty faces.
Better get this ready for mailing. I'm just filling paper now.
Until July 2010, when her eyesight deteriorated, my mother wrote 1000s of chatty letters during her lifetime - to her parents, in-laws, sisters, children, friends. Tho she started to write to me on a regular basis in Sept '68 when I began my freshman year at SUNY-Buffalo, it wasn't until 10 years later that I decided to hold onto them. (Very inconsistently at first, to which the big gaps between dates attest.) These are the letters transcribed, annotated, and otherwise highlighted here.
Monday, October 24, 2011
Sunday, May 31, 1998
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