Louie responds to Deidre Brownwood's latest letter. She is at home with the kids; she will go back to work on Monday, so she plans to relax this weekend, so to recuperate from her trip to Greece.
Friday, May 20, 2005~
Dear Deidre~
Thank you for your letter; it was good to hear from you again! I loved the picture of the kids playing; that sort of reminds me of my family! >grins< My kids are well, and they are so happy that Bill and I are back! So are the animals; in fact, my little four-pound Pomeranian, "Cajun Gold", got so excited upon seeing me she peed on my leg! LOL It was funny, but at the same time, it was disGUSting!~ LOL
The wedding went very well, without a hitch; it was my friend, Sari Annike Gustaffssenn, and her boyfriend, Nikolas Artemis Constantinos, who were married. Sari is originally from Finland, but for the summer, she and her brand new husband will be making their home in Athens, Greece. In fact, speaking of Athens, Greece, I just heard from Sari just a while ago; I will have to answer her as soon as I can. She and her husband are getting ready to go on their honeymoon, which is next week; they are leaving for a ten-day safari to Eastern Africa, in Kenya and Tanzania! :) So Sari is starting to become a little world traveller, and so is her hubby! :) They may come here to the states sometime this fall or winter; that would be nice! :) I would love to see them again!
Anyway, we had a fabulous time in Greece: the people and food were out of this world, and the scenery was absolutely breathtaking. We saw the Olympic village, and we saw attractions like the Acropolis and the Parthenon, and it was absolutely mindboggling! We would love to go back to Greece; Greece is absolutely lovely, especially during the springtime! (Sure, the weather was hot, but it would have only been hotter had we gone in the summertime! I and my husband both got a good start on our summer tans [and we are both naturally dark-skinned in the first place]!) You ought to take a trip there; you would love it, I am sure!
I am home; I am off the whole weekend until Monday. Monday is when I go back to work, but I DID stop there yesterday to get my check (and everyone was so glad to see me), and I will no doubt have new patients to take care of when I come back to work. Oh, well...I missed my co-workers, and I even missed my BOSS! LOL It will be so nice to get back into the swing of things!
Well, Jodie is crying again (so is Arjun); have to see what is up with them. I will write again soon, sorry for this being so short! Take care, Deidre, and God bless! See you at church come Sunday!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend here in Nashville, Louie Mayrah Sandusky. :)
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Reviewed by P. Michaels
5/21/2005
Karen, you bring back memories of letter writing. My husband and I hardly ever receive them anymore. It used to be such a special treat to receive one, and I used to look forward to them. Now even the email letter is going the way of the post office letters. It seems all we get anymore are sales pitches. Keep writing your beautiful letters.
Reviewed by Tracey L. O' Very
5/20/2005
Wow Karen,
I want to go to Greece. I forgot all about the Olympics being there. Really bringing some old photos to my mind here. Thanks. Guess I'll call my cuzin and book a flight 'ey? I'll make it for me and you if you want to go that is we'll have Karla babysit these "kids" of mine (since she just had a trip) Our turn! (c :)
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Friday, May 20, 2005~
