Cammie! Re: Hey, Irish!!

[Guest guest]

Glad to hear that all is mostly well with you, Irish!

Sory about that bronchial mess, though. We've had a lot of that

around here, too... I don't know whether the hurricane brought in

some odd plants and pollens, or whether more critters have been

growing in all the water that's been dumped (10+ inches in Mobile one

day last week!) Or what. Just that I know more people than ever

before with sniffles, snuffles, wheezes and coughs.

Beloved one is keeping at it. Going strong.

Work sounds interesting. Glad you're doing something you enjoy.

Do come on down -- but don't look for me in Georgia, because you'll

never find me that way! (I'm in lower Alabama)

And yes, I remember Donna. Haven't seen anything from her in a long

time. Geez that seems long ago and far away now. I was sooo scared

about what was ahead, and it really turned out to be, for the most

part, a piece of cake for me, especially compared to what you had to

put up with!

Take care. Pop in when you can. We old timers still think about each

other.

Cammie

>

> Hello there, Cammie!

>

> Well, we are all doing fine here in our household. Winter's been

> tough ... I've had some kind of bronchial thing for 7 weeks ...

blah.

> After 2 different antibiotics, docs say it's most likely viral and

can

> last for up to 10 weeks! They're seeing a lot of this kind of

thing

> up here Pennsylvania. Just happy to have some nice spring weather

> finally.

>

> No Baby Irish!2 yet, but we are still trying. Already pretty sure

we

> won't go the route of anything artificial at this point, but still

> working on it " naturally " . Just turned 42 and I only have myself

to

> blame for waiting (and that second surgery held me back a

bit!!!).

> Baby Irish! is now 4 and if he ends up being all for us, life is

> wonderful. Only other thing that takes up my time is all efforts

into

> launching my new online business ... fine sterling silver and

> Swarovski crystal awareness bracelets where 10% of the sales go to

a

> related charity. It's picking up nicely and it will be fun to see

> where it goes. Feels good to donate some of the money to worthy

> groups. When I design an awareness bracelet, I often times want to

> design one for Jaw Surgery Survivors!!!!!! No, it's not a disease,

> but the whole process is worthy of recognition and appreciation, no?

>

> That's it for me. I'm hoping your beloved is continuing to be

well,

> and you, too. Remember Donna (dolfan)? She moved from California

to

> Florida and my family actually visited her in February. Her little

> girl is beautiful and her husband is a sweetie. They have a dog

who

> has to be as big as me. Too funny! If I ever making it down to

your

> area there in Georgia, you're having lunch with me, too!

>

> Irish!