Al

[Guest guest]

Awww Shucks Al, you’re making me blush! (might be another hot flush though

Can’t tell the difference these days LOL!)

You're a great guy and I also consider myself very lucky to have you as a

friend!

Cool, I’m so glad you and got to go on a date. How are you holding up

with all this stress?

Sending you wings to fly above all this!! > > > (those are wings by the

way! Can’t you tell!)

Lots of love and hugs,

Heidi

Al wrote:

Hi Heidi,

Yep, got to get that conga line going. You always are so supportive

and cheer me up very much. I am extremely fortunate to have you as a

friend. Thanks for being you.

Love and hugs,

Al

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Hi Stacey,

I'm doing good. Sounds like you have been really busy as well. I

haven't " officially " been diagnosed with Celiac Disease, but

everything is leaning in that direction. I meet with the GI doctor

and rheumy on Wednesday. I don't know at this point whether they will

biospy my small intestine or not.

My oldest, , belongs to a chess club and was taking music lessons

for a while. I think he is going to pick it up again this fall. Tony

is still a bit young, 4, but goes to preschool 3 times a week.

has a bunch of " buds " in the neighborhood so it's hard sometimes to

get him to do other things. I don't discourage the soicializing

though.

Other than waiting for this diagnosis, my health has been

surprisingly good. I even had the chance to throw the football around

with and his friends the past couple of day. (knock on wood).

I am glad to hear that you and Wyatt are doing good and I promise to

try and stay in touch as much as possible.

Take care Stacey.

All my love,

Al

> Hi Al,

> How are you doing? Haven't heard much from you lately. I know

that you are

> busy, but I miss your posts. I hope you are adjusting to your new

diagnosis

> and feeling a little better. I am doing ok. Busy here too. You

know the

> first quarter of the school year is so full of sign-ups and

registrations. A

> lot of adjusting for the parents as well as for the children. Do

your

> children play any sports or any extra activities? I was never

allowed to as

> a child because both of my parents worked and could not do the

running

> around. That is why I let Wyatt try anything that he is interested

in. I

> want him to have the fun and fellowship that I didn't. Don't get

me wrong,

> I'm not upset that I wasn't able to participate. I just want Wyatt

to have

> to opportunity to make the choice.

>

> Hope you and and the kids are doing well and I'm sending you

guys large

> good-night hugs.

> Stacey in PA

[Guest guest]

Hi again,

has also been in Scouts for 2 years and loves it. He's a Webalo

(sp?).

Love,

Al

> Hi Al,

> How are you doing? Haven't heard much from you lately. I know

that you are

> busy, but I miss your posts. I hope you are adjusting to your new

diagnosis

> and feeling a little better. I am doing ok. Busy here too. You

know the

> first quarter of the school year is so full of sign-ups and

registrations. A

> lot of adjusting for the parents as well as for the children. Do

your

> children play any sports or any extra activities? I was never

allowed to as

> a child because both of my parents worked and could not do the

running

> around. That is why I let Wyatt try anything that he is interested

in. I

> want him to have the fun and fellowship that I didn't. Don't get

me wrong,

> I'm not upset that I wasn't able to participate. I just want Wyatt

to have

> to opportunity to make the choice.

>

> Hope you and and the kids are doing well and I'm sending you

guys large

> good-night hugs.

> Stacey in PA