Louisiana and her daughter write a letter to Anna Grace Williams, daughter of Kendra Mae, in California after little Anna Grace writes them a letter. First it is Ronee', and then it is Louisiana's turn to write.
Weds., August 18, 2004~
Dear Anna Grace:
Forgive me if I do not write for long, but it is hard trying to type with a busted wrist. I busted my paw the other day when I fell and hit my wrist on a corner of the step as I was going outside to play.
This is Ronee'. We are on our way to Louisiana, and I am trying to type this on my laptop. We are going to a Cajun music festival.
Thank you for your prayers; but I am fine. I am in pain (but that is a given!), and it is hard to type, so this letter will be short. Maman will then write; it is easier for her.
So happy to hear you accepted Christ into your heart; that is awesome news! Now we will be together in Heaven when Jesus does come again! That will be too cool!
Well, my wrist is starting to hurt again (I have to take my pain medication to help alleviate the pain), and it is getting harder for me to type, so I will go now. Until later, Anna Grace, take care, and God bless! Thanks for writing!
Love, your friend in Tn. (who is on her way to Louisiana), Ronee' Le-Anne. :( (Injured paw and all! LOL)
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Wednesday, August 18, 2004~
Dear Anna Grace:
So nice to hear from you; glad you are doing well in learning English!
I look at your letter, and I am amazed at your willingness to learn a new language; you seem like a very smart cookie! Good for you! Keep up the great work, Anna!
So happy you are doing well, and so happy to learn of your accepting Christ into your heart! That is a very big step, I know; I have been where you were at, and God has since been doing awesome things in my life, and also the lives of my family!
We are on our way to Louisiana; we are going to a Cajun music festival over the coming weekend, and we will be coming back home to Tennessee later next week. Ronee' is scheduled to perform at LeCajun, which is a big Cajun music festival/combination awards show (no, she isn't nominated for any awards, but it is an honor just to be asked to perform there; all the great Cajun music performers will be there!). Of course, because of her broken wrist, Ronee' won't be able to play her instruments; instead, she will just sing. But still, she is happy to be going to LeCajun; we always have a good time there! (We've gone to LeCajun the last several years.)
Now I am writing on Ronee' 's laptop computer while Bill is driving. The kids are being good, and we are fixin' to stop for eats; I can hear the kids' stomachs growling; and come to think of it, I am getting pretty hungry myself (as I am sure Bill is, too; his stomach is talking pretty loudly, as well! LOL)! I could use a good juicy cheeseburger (with all the works!) about now! That, or some lamb souvlaki! (Am in the mood for something Greek; maybe it is because of the Olympics! LOL) The weather is rainy outside, but we are all dry and comfortable, and we are somewhere in south Tennessee, heading towards the Arkansas border. We will then go to Louisiana, with Lafayette as our final goal; and hopefully, we will make it there with little or no problems! I pray we make it without any difficulties to Louisiana!
Thank you for your letter, Anna Grace, and thank you for your prayers for Ronee'. Ronee' is doing pretty good, but it is hard for her to write (you notice her letter is a lot shorter; it is hard to write with a broken wrist, especially since she IS right handed!), but she did manage to write you a little SOMETHING! She really appreciates all the prayers she has been getting, and so have we!
Johnny is doing well; he hasn't had any problems, and now that we have "Ginger" back with us (yes, she is going to Louisiana too, as is my little Pomeranian dog, "Cajun Gold"; she just LOVES to travel!), Johnny will be doing much better. "Ginger" acts as his arms and legs, and if he needs any help, she will be more than willing to help him, and she also alerts us if he is about to go into a seizure; which is always a huge relief. That way, we can help Johnny in case he gets into trouble, and we always have our phone on hand, in case he needs to have an ambulance called on him. He did have a good time at Muscular Dystrophy camp, but it rained most of the week he was there, so he was a little bummed about that. Then his dog got sick (she got into some chocolate and nearly poisoned herself), but she is now better, and she is now lying beside him, just grinnin' her fool head off! LOL She is one happy and contented pup, and so is mine! She is looking at me and grinnin' really big! ("Cajun Gold" is a perfect travel buddy: she weighs less than eight pounds, and she doesn't take up much room! And she makes a terrific watch dog: she may be little in size; but her yappy bark more than makes up for it; I think she must think that she is part pit bull! Or perhaps part Rotty! [Rottweiler] LOL)
Well, dear Anna Grace, we just pulled up at a Ihop's, so we are going to eat now. We will write more later. Again, thanks for writing to Ronee' (and also me), and thanks for your love, concern, and prayers! Tell your Mama that I will be writing her soon, and tell her to give y'all (((HUGS))) and kisses from us! We will let you know how our Louisiana excursion goes next time we write! Until later, take care of yourselves, and God bless!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tennessee (who is now on her way to Louisiana! LOL), Louisiana Mayrah Sandusky. :)
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Weds., August 18, 2004~
