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[Guest guest]

Hi everyone!! I just posted a picture of my 2 yr old daughter

Brooklyn. I will try to post more over the next week when I get

some extra time. Dana

[Guest guest]

Hi Lottie,

I don't know her secret. She had a pretty rough life, loosing my father when

I was 8 and my brother 7, having to get back to France and to restart from

scratch alone with 2 kids. When me and my brother were old enough to fly off

the nest, she said good bye to her job, so long boss, and took off for the

Himalayas. She's now running her mountain business for about 13 years. I

have been on several treks with her and she can live in primitive conditions

(strong understatement) better than some trained soldiers I have seen in the

army. I can't complain about the education she gave us, although my brother

thinks she was way too nice. We weren't the easiest kids, pretty agitated,

in rough neighborhood schools, we both got lot of warnings from schools for

fighting and others deeds, my brother eventually getting kicked out from

public schools. But she persevered and me and my brother we aren't doing too

bad.

Cheers,

Marcos.

On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 1:28 PM, Lottie Duthu <lotajam@...> wrote:

> Dear Marcos,

> I am in agreement with everyone else, that is a lovely family group photo

> and your mother seems to look years younger

> than her actual age. Maybe she would let us in on her secret? We know

> yours, diving and all that exercise and no doubt,

> eating properly. In your case there seems to be no other place to go but

> up. LOL

> Blessings,

> Lottie

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm adding mountain treks to my list of things to do

before I die!!!!

Chi

--- Marcos Perreau Guimaraes

<montereyunderwater@...> wrote:

> Hi Lottie,

> I don't know her secret. She had a pretty rough

> life, loosing my father when

> I was 8 and my brother 7, having to get back to

> France and to restart from

> scratch alone with 2 kids. When me and my brother

> were old enough to fly off

> the nest, she said good bye to her job, so long

> boss, and took off for the

> Himalayas. She's now running her mountain business

> for about 13 years. I

> have been on several treks with her and she can live

> in primitive conditions

> (strong understatement) better than some trained

> soldiers I have seen in the

> army. I can't complain about the education she gave

> us, although my brother

> thinks she was way too nice. We weren't the easiest

> kids, pretty agitated,

> in rough neighborhood schools, we both got lot of

> warnings from schools for

> fighting and others deeds, my brother eventually

> getting kicked out from

> public schools. But she persevered and me and my

> brother we aren't doing too

> bad.

> Cheers,

> Marcos.

> On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 1:28 PM, Lottie Duthu

> <lotajam@...> wrote:

>

> > Dear Marcos,

> > I am in agreement with everyone else, that is a

> lovely family group photo

> > and your mother seems to look years younger

> > than her actual age. Maybe she would let us in on

> her secret? We know

> > yours, diving and all that exercise and no doubt,

> > eating properly. In your case there seems to be no

> other place to go but

> > up. LOL

> > Blessings,

> > Lottie

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

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> montereyunderwater@...

> www.stanford.edu/~marcospg/

>

>

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