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     Kat Hammer writes in her journal, to let her friends know how she is doing.

Friday, October 26, 2007, Fairbanks, Alaska~


Dear Journal~


Katrina (Kat) here. Hope this finds y'all well; I am doing just fine, unlike past entries.


My health has improved markedly: I am able to work now; am working with my husband, at his Jeep store. I'm a receptionist; handling requests, orders, fielding phone calls, while Frank does the heavy-duty stuff, the lion's share of the work.


No longer am I blacking out unexpectedly due to low blood pressure: finally have some medicine to take care of that. I also have felt stronger physically, am even able to walk short distances on a pair of crutches! It is doubtful whether I can ever walk fully again, on my own, but at least I can walk for short trips!


Frank is doing great: still working as I just mentioned, still jogging his five miles every morning. He's as fit as a fiddle; nothing really brings him down; all he gets are mild allergy attacks or a case of the sniffles; he has some sinus problems; not much more than that.


The Lights are out in full force here in Fairbanks: we see them just about every night now; very pretty to see. I have taken some spectacular shots of the Lights; too bad I haven't enjoyed them sooner. It seems funny now, but I was once terrified of them; now I know they won't hurt me; I think they are absolutely gorgeous!


Our kittycat, "Aurora", is getting bigger every day; still spoiled rotten, still wants to be the center of attention. We're kinda' at fault; we've ruined her that way. She may look like a full-grown cat on the outside, but inside, she's still a kitten; everything's a Game for her; she always has to play!


I thought I was pregnant; turns out it was a false alarm. Very disappointing. Well, the fun's in the trying! LOL Frank and I would love to have children, yet so far, no touchdowns! LOL


I would love to have a large family, maybe about four, five kids. Any more than that, I'd go nuts!


Well, I am going to go now; still ungodly early here in the Frozen Northland. Very cold here too; lows in the teens, highs in the twenties, thirties. BRRR! Still too cold for my Cajun-Louisiana blood!


Take care and God bless!


~Love, your Cajun friend, Kat Delchamps-Hammer. :)

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Reviewed by Randall Barfield 10/27/2007
I like the cold! Bring it on. Cheers for Kat.
Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen 10/26/2007
Karen another great write here, as always
God Bless
Michelle!
Reviewed by Ann Scarborough 10/26/2007
Another great one Karen!!
Love,
annie
Reviewed by E T Waldron 10/26/2007
Very informative excellent write from Kat! You always satisfy your readers Karen! Beautiful work!

Love,
ET
Reviewed by Staci Gansky-Wagner 10/26/2007
great write, glad Kat is doing better.
Reviewed by Sandie May Joyce 10/26/2007
Glad Kat is doing much better! Yay!!!!!

Sandie May Angel :o)
Reviewed by Charlie 10/26/2007
Kat: Sometimes you just appreciate what you've been given in life. A cat and a sweet hubby are good. Lovin' these little soapies--Charlie
Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper 10/26/2007
Kat sounds like someone who has hope in her heart and a plan to follow toward health and happiness. I like Frank's fitness plan: jogging. Good story, Karen.
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 10/26/2007
What an upbeat, positive journalling from Kat Hammer! Well done, Karen, indeed. BRAVA!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. *purring at Aurora* LOL LIGHTS........
Reviewed by Felix Perry 10/26/2007
Witty update of life in the North and those lights are beautiful as only God could make them.

Fee
Reviewed by Mr. Ed 10/26/2007
What a great name - Kat Hammer! And what a great name for a cat in the frozen Northland - Aurora! And enjoy those Northern Lights - they are spectacular!
Reviewed by Georg Mateos 10/26/2007
Who said that cats sometimes have dog's lives?
A charming saga from a lower point of view (floor level) of a furry well balanced Kitty with a big K.
Georg

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