Re: Tess--Tawny--June--Kathy

[Guest guest]

Judi, Glad that your feeling a little better, and the cough is almost

gone. I hope the hives move on out:) I'm feeling a little better,

hopefully the Mobic is kicking in. I have had quite a bit of pain

this week, but I'm sure do to the changing of the weather. Were

getting chilly nights here already. I'm just lounging around today

in my pajama's. My Mom called she was in town over the weekend, they

were leaving today. She calls, and let's me know she is in the drive

way, and here I'm still in bed, so what a treat for them to see me in

pj's, and hair all over my head:} We had a nice visit anyway.

I hope your having a nice day, and enjoying yourself, Tawny

>

> Hi guys,

>

> I don't know if the ice cream worked its magic, but my cough is

> almost gone! Still have the hives popping up several times a day

but

> not as big or for as long so I guess that too is on its way out.

Yay!

>

> Tess, I hope that St. Helens doesn't blow its top all over your

> neighborhood (or anywhere else for that matter!)

>

> June, I still remember back to being a small child spending summers

> with my cousins, and my aunt used to give us each a BIG bowl of ice

> cream every Saturday night, which we were allowed to take outside

and

> eat sitting on the porch steps.

>

> Tawny, thanks for your good wishes--are you feeling better? A

> treatment that has been suggested for Dercum's is mtx, and I'm not

so

> sure I want to try that.

>

> Kathy, I hope it warms up a bit when you go to Green Bay--we had

> frost last night.

>

> My best to all,

> Judi

[Guest guest]

Judi, Glad that your feeling a little better, and the cough is almost

gone. I hope the hives move on out:) I'm feeling a little better,

hopefully the Mobic is kicking in. I have had quite a bit of pain

this week, but I'm sure do to the changing of the weather. Were

getting chilly nights here already. I'm just lounging around today

in my pajama's. My Mom called she was in town over the weekend, they

were leaving today. She calls, and let's me know she is in the drive

way, and here I'm still in bed, so what a treat for them to see me in

pj's, and hair all over my head:} We had a nice visit anyway.

I hope your having a nice day, and enjoying yourself, Tawny

>

> Hi guys,

>

> I don't know if the ice cream worked its magic, but my cough is

> almost gone! Still have the hives popping up several times a day

but

> not as big or for as long so I guess that too is on its way out.

Yay!

>

> Tess, I hope that St. Helens doesn't blow its top all over your

> neighborhood (or anywhere else for that matter!)

>

> June, I still remember back to being a small child spending summers

> with my cousins, and my aunt used to give us each a BIG bowl of ice

> cream every Saturday night, which we were allowed to take outside

and

> eat sitting on the porch steps.

>

> Tawny, thanks for your good wishes--are you feeling better? A

> treatment that has been suggested for Dercum's is mtx, and I'm not

so

> sure I want to try that.

>

> Kathy, I hope it warms up a bit when you go to Green Bay--we had

> frost last night.

>

> My best to all,

> Judi

[Guest guest]

Hi Judi...it is really strange...Mt. St. Helens first erupted (during my

lifetime) when I was 28. I swear it seems like yesterday!!! It is odd

to hear the TV interviews with people saying " It last blew before I was

born! " Holy Moley, does time fly! I've lived just across the river

from Mt. St. Helens all my life...when I was young we all thought the

mountain looked like a big scoop of ice cream! Well, no more.

The falling ash was terrible in the early 80's... it sounded like

" ssshhhhh " as the grains of ash fell and hit the ground. Many folks

(myself included) had a worsening or relapse of asthma and other lung

diseases even wearing scarfs or dustmasks over our faces. Experiencing

that again is not on my list of things to do again!

There have been many tourists (and many locals) heading up as close as

they can be to the mountain. I think that is so unwise! True, it s

quite a site, but if it goes BIG again there will be tragedy.

Love You, Sis....

Tess

[Guest guest]

Hi Judi...it is really strange...Mt. St. Helens first erupted (during my

lifetime) when I was 28. I swear it seems like yesterday!!! It is odd

to hear the TV interviews with people saying " It last blew before I was

born! " Holy Moley, does time fly! I've lived just across the river

from Mt. St. Helens all my life...when I was young we all thought the

mountain looked like a big scoop of ice cream! Well, no more.

The falling ash was terrible in the early 80's... it sounded like

" ssshhhhh " as the grains of ash fell and hit the ground. Many folks

(myself included) had a worsening or relapse of asthma and other lung

diseases even wearing scarfs or dustmasks over our faces. Experiencing

that again is not on my list of things to do again!

There have been many tourists (and many locals) heading up as close as

they can be to the mountain. I think that is so unwise! True, it s

quite a site, but if it goes BIG again there will be tragedy.

Love You, Sis....

Tess