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Dear Rebekkah~ A Letter From Your Friend, Ronee' Le-Anne Reaux In Nashville, Tn. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Tuesday, November 23, 2004
Rated "G" by the Author.
Ronee' is excited to hear from her friend again; and she is looking forward to Thanksgiving, which is only in two days.
Tuesday, the 23rd of November, 2004, 2:07 p.m.~
Dear Rebekkah~
Hi!! Thanks for writing, and thank you for telling me about "Dancing Wheels". I have heard of them, but I haven't seen them. Sure would like to though! That'd be cool! It is nice to hear from you again, and I thank you for writing to me!
I am doing very well; tomorrow is our Thanksgiving Day party at our school, and I get to sing for my class. I am looking forward to it. My teacher loves the way I sing, and she always tells me that I do a very good job. Then it is THANKSGIVING, and then it will be COMPANY TIME! I am really stoked about seeing my sissies again, and my cousins, and also my friends from Cali and Texas! I am happy to hear that Kendra is flying out tonight from Sacramento; I pray they have a safe trip!! I will also see Jenna from Alaska, and Sikik, and I just LOVE them!! I met them when I went to Alaska earlier this year, and they were really sweet! I also saw them in September, on September 11, when I went to Louisiana for their wedding, and Jenna looked so pretty; and Michael, her husband, looked so handsome in his tux! WOW!! (If I were older, I may have chased HIM!! LOL But of course, Jenna would have been mad...LOL) We are going out to eat for Thanksgiving this year; we are going to our "favorite waterin' hole", the Golden Corral, which is one of the BEST restaurants around! YUMMY food at great prices, and you can get just about everything under the sun there! YUMMO! (I just succeeded in makin' myself hungry; my tummy is growlin' something fierce! LOL)
I am glad that you are taking dancing lessons. That is wonderful! I am taking voice lessons, and also mandolin lessons; and I have taken lessons in fiddle, guitar, pedal steel guitar (THAT was tricky, but once I got the hang of it, I was okay!), and banjo, as well as Cajun accordion. I have taken lessons since I was small, and I always enjoy learning new things and new songs! It is so fun to play music and to be able to sing in front of an audience! That always makes me feel sooo good when they clap and tell me that I did a great job! That makes it all worthwhile, and I am glad to be doing this as my life! I also love writing, and I have written a book, and I hope you got it (you should have it by now; if you haven't, be sure to let me know, and I will try to get it out to you!).
I love pumpkin pie, too, but I have to be extremely careful. If there's any nuts in the pie or in the crust, I can quickly get into serious, serious trouble. I have severe allergies to nuts; and if I have even a LITTLE bit, I can quickly have problems with my breathing, and I swell up like a balloon, and I need an ambulance (and a trip to the E.R.) if I am to have any chance to survive. So I have to be very careful on what I eat, and I have to avoid ALL nuts like the plague. It's not fun having allergies like this, but I have learned to stay away from things that give me the most problems, and if I do that, then I don't have to worry now, do I?? Do you have allergies? I hope not; allergies are a giant-sized pain in the REARRR!!! :( I wouldn't wish them on my worst enemy; they are the absolute WORST!! :( I've had these things since I was little, and it's made my life a nightmare at times!! There's nothing worse than an ambulance ride (or getting stuck again with needles galore) to ruin someone's day! It's the PITZ!!
Well, I have to go do my chores now (I have to wash the dishes), so I will go for now. Thanks again for writing, and God bless you always! Love you!
(((HUGS))) and much love, as always, your friend in Music City USA, Ronee' Le-Anne Reaux. (I noticed you spelled my name wrong. That's okay; many people do, and it's ANNOYING!!) :)
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Tuesday, the 23rd of November, 2004, 2:07 p.m.~
