Akiba is frosting the kitty.....Re: back from Philly

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I had wondered about that, Akiba. lolol SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Sun, November 28, 2010 11:32:48 AMSubject: Re: back from Philly

HAHA I just re-read what I typed...it looks like I'm going to frost the kitty! I mean, I'm going to frost the CAKE!

" I have a heavy kitty taking up both forearms as I type.. I'll frost it with German chocolate icing."

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~*~Akiba~*~

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-- back from Philly

Wow, I come home to nearly 100 emails; I was only gone a day and a half! This is one wonderful and chatty group. I have to admit, I kind of scanned stuff and deleted--too much to wade through.Thanksgiving was grand. I had all 5 of my children there, which made me enormously happy. My 22 year old is working at a residential treatment facility for disturbed adolescents; I am very proud of the young woman she has become. She truly has a heart for people. She is looking around at schools to pursue her Masters in Art Therapy. My daughter, Lia, is in her sophomore year at the N.E. Institute of Art where she is studying animation. Her GPA last year was a 3.9. Another daughter I'm very proud of. My son, Luke, who is a goalie, just last night played an amazing game for the varsity team. It wouldn't surprise me if he gets named MVP. He had 29 shots on goal, and only let 1 in. An excellent average!All in all, I'm a proud mama. My dad, who has

Alzheimers was good, but confused. Fortunately, he remembered most of us, but had to be reminded a lot. It is a horrible illness that robs the person afflicted and the family and friends that love them.I've missed all of you immensely, and glad I'm home again.love, Kate