Had some extra time on the computer today; today is a three story day! :) Check 'em out! :)
Johnny e-mails his friend in California after Rebekkah wrote to him.
Sat., January 27, 2007~
Dear Rebekkah Rachel~
Hi! Thanks for your e-mail; it was good to hear from you! I was sorry to learn that Susie Jackson is having problems with her breathing and with her MD; that is scary! I hope that she comes through her testing with flying colors; those tests sure can be scary! I know from experience, and I don't want to be in her shoes!
I was sorry to learn that you fell again and that you need tests too. That bites!! I was in the hospital for three weeks last month (my heart acted up; I had a fast, or tachycardic, heartbeat, and it messed up with my breathing), and I felt like a pincushion for all the stupid sticks I got! OW! I am doing much better now, but I wonder what else will happen down the road; that is the scary part in dealing with my disease!
I hope all goes well for you; keep me posted!
How is the weather there? Heard it was cold there, and it damaged a lot of the fruit crop there, which means higher prices for the grocery shoppers. Not good! I hope it has warmed up there; here it is partly cloudy out, highs in the forties, lows in the upper 20's to lower to mid 30's at night. Blanket and warm p.j. weather; I hate the cold weather; it bothers my breathing! I also hate trying to get through the snow in my wheelchair; wheelchairs were not made for snow and ice!! It's even worse when I am on my crutches! I am so scared I'll fall!
That is wonderful that Audrey has adopted Emily, but she sounds like a handful. Mama is adopting four new kids herself, two boys (ages 1 1/2 and 5) and two girls (ages 5 and eight) from Iraq, India, China, and Vietnam. I am happy for her, but she still has rocks in her head! She is crazy to adopt more kids when she already has more than enough! It's no wonder we get plenty of stares whenever we go out!! Tell Audrey hello, and tell her that we are praying extra hard for Susie!!
Well, this isn't much, but I am getting ready to go out to lunch. Mama and daddy are taking us to Chuck E. Cheese's, and then we are going to the mall for the afternoon. We may even see a movie, "Charlotte's Web". I'll let you know how it was; stay tuned! Take care, Rebekkah, and God bless you always! Keep on the sunny side, and you'll go far in life!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your boyfriend, Johnny. :D
I miss you too. I hope to see you this year sometime; that'd be great! :)
It's amazing how you keep track of your characters, Karen. I would most likely get confused with who is who and what was said in each correspondence. You sure have an extraordinary talent here, Karen, and an equally extraordinary ability at filing and retrieving data. Great work!
Full of touching detail and endearing affection. Your writes and characters always exude the warmth, energy and vigour of the welcome springday sun! Makes our smiles like flowers grow! :)) And hope you are growing fitter and stronger by the day, too. Bless you, love and prayers, Kate xx
"...She's crazy to adopt more kids when she already has more than enough...." Maybe not, Karen; it seems Louisiana has a whole world of love in her great big heart. :) This is an excellent letter.
A wicked Cajun Fairy named Robes Pierre entered the impenetrable Magical doll land of Sha Bebe. Queen Faustina, the ruler of the doll land, thought she had destroyed him, but he's back! Will the doll land survive his evil ways?
Let this coming of age story of a boy named Bean take you back to a simple time. Set in a small southern town in the 1960's, encircled by a river and gleaming white cotton fields.
