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Dear Louisiana: Sari Annike Writes--Good News! I Am Having A Girl! :) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Wednesday, March 22, 2006
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Sari Annike Constantinos in Finland has some good news to share.
Wednesday, 22 March, 2006, Ivalo, Finland~
Dear Louisiana~
Hai! Miita kuuluu? Kiitos hyvaas! :)
This is Sari, as you can probably surmise from the opening greeting. I bring to you today some very good news, and as I sit here, typing on my computer, I am crying tears of joy!
I am pregnant, but I have found out what I am having. I am having a GIRL! Yes, a little girl!! Of course, Nikolas was more than surprised--he was hoping for a little boy--, but I told him as long as the baby is healthy, who cares? I also told him that the next time we try to have a child, we can hope that the next child is a boy. Or we can adopt a boy. There are many endless possibilities! :)
My MS has been behaving itself (for the most part). I do have my good days, and I also have my bad days. Today is a good day, a very good day! :) I have already told my brothers, and they are wild with joy!
How are you doing, Louisiana? What is new on your end? I have heard that you have been having some problems, and I hope that they are resolved now. I also heard that Johnny had some big medical tests at hospital. What is going on with him? Is he okay? Please let me know as to how he is doing! How are your other children? Give them my love too!
How is your husband, Bill? Has he recovered from his fall yet? I hope so; I bet that fall didn't feel good on his poor, abused back! OW! Makes me hurt just thinking of it!
How is the weather there? I hope it is good. Here in Ivalo, it is cold, but there are signs of spring popping out all over. Trees are greening up, birds are singing, and the animals are becoming more active. In fact, there were two bears in my yard this morning, and they were having spring fever! It was rather em"bear"assing to see them doing their thing right in full view of my picture window! LOL
The auroras are becoming more active, too. I have seen some really pretty auroral displays in the skies at night (that is, if it is clear enough). I love this time of year; I love the auroras, and I love spring, period! Have heard that there have been some wicked storms there; hope you are okay and that you have escaped the worst of the weather! You have been in my prayers!
Well, my daughter to be is kicking up a storm; she is playing havoc with my bladder. Have to go again. GRR!! I HATE that! I will have to go; will write again soon! Take care, and God bless you and your Northern Lights family always! Until later, Nakemiin!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Finland, Sari Annike Gustaffssenn-Constantinos. :D
P.S.: We are thinking of naming our daughter Britta Aurora Constantions. What do you think?
Good news, how wonderful! (needed that after reading Johnny's letter) A little girl, how sweet, we are sure that Nick will adjust to that little fact really well, he'll probably spoil the little princess!
Love and Hugs, Birgit and Roger
This is so pure and precious. I like how you intwine the readers into the letter writer's life. You make us feel like we have a part to share in their joys and sorrows. Cool write!
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