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     Beatrice writes to her new friend in Tennessee upon getting an e-mail from her last week.

Sunday, October 5, 2008, Sisters, Oregon, 7:21 a.m., M.T.~

Dear Louie in Tennessee~

Thank you so much for writing back to me so quickly; it was great to hear from you!  Thank you, too, for sending me the picture of your family; they are absolutely beautiful!

And you married a tall one!  How tall is your husband?? Seven foot??  WOW!!  LOL

My husband, George, is only 5'5"; he's a little dude! LOL

I am glad that you and Bill have a lot of love to give.  So do we, but as I alluded to in my last letter, I don't think I could handle kids with serious disabilities, esepecially since George is disabled himself; it'd be too much for him to handle.

With his back troubles, we have to be careful.  He's been in pain for years, and it hurts me to see him suffering in silence.  I try to ask if I can do anything, but he says no.  Call him a stubborn ol' coot!  LOL

I guess for what he lacks, I have to make up for it.  I am the family breadwinner, caretaker, manager, financier, doctor:  you name it, and I do it, every day, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year (366 if a leap year)!  LOL 

Call me SuperWoman!! LOLOLOL

Now, I have a question to ask.  Do you homeschool your kids, or do they go to public school?  I was just wondering.  I homeschool my kids, as does George, and they are doing fantastic with their schoolwork.  I am so proud of them I could just bust!

I have never been to Tennessee, but have always wanted to go.  George is a huge fan of the Grand Ole Opry:  he loves Little Jimmy Dickens.  Always has.  Personally, I can't stand him; he drives me up the wall with his stupid "May The Bird of Paradise (Fly Up Your Nose)" song; it's totally asinine!  I am more into today's country:  Dierks Bentley, Keith Urban, Rascal Flatts, Carrie Underwood, Kellie Pickler.

Have you ever been to the Grand Ole Opry?  Living in Nashville, I bet you have a time or two (or three)!  LOL  I would love to go to the Opry, but if Little Jimmy Dickens is on, I just might have to go hide in the ladie's bathroom until his set is over!  LOL

My husband gets mad at me:  he says that what I like isn't country.  I beg to differ with him!!  LOL  At least it's better than that twangy, "Cry-in-your-beer, my-wife-done-run-off-with-my-best-friend-in-his-pickup-truck" type fodder!! LOL  GAD, how I HATE that ol' time country!!

He and I get into more disagreements about that!! LOLOL  And then I feel bad because the kids think we're going to end up getting a divorce; arguing about country music is no means of grounds for divorce!!  LOL 

You asked me what books I have of yours.  Well, I just have the latest one; don't have the first one.  I also don't have your children's book or your book about your nursing experiences.  I appreciate that you want to send them as a gift; that's very sweet of you!  I could have paid for them; however, I can't turn down a gift!!  LOL

I read just about everything I can get my hands on:  romance, mystery/suspense, fantasy, Chicken Soup for the Soul, inspirational, true medical, true crime, biography.  I don't do science fiction though; sci-fi bores me to tears, puts me to sleep, as do "how to" books!  BORRRing!! 

Well, I will let you go now.  The kids are starting to arise; it's another new day here in Sisters, Oregon, and unless I want some cranky kids, I'd best get hopping, get their breakfasts on the table!  Take care and may God bless you mightily!

~Love, your new friend in Oregon, Beatrice Trammell. :)

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Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen 10/6/2008
Boy I can relate to Beatrice on the sci fi bores me part LOL, an excellent write, thank you for sharing
In Christs Love
Michelle~
Reviewed by Georg Mateos 10/6/2008
"I have a dream" he said, and I hope that it will not be going forever being a dream, that the color of the skin, religion, nationality and language not be a barriere but a bridge!

Georg
Reviewed by Stuart McCallum 10/5/2008
Hi Karen,

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this piece from you and I agree with fictional Beatrice.....how many 'how to' books is simply, TOO MANY! What did we all do before the invasion of 'how to' books, WE DID!

Happiness always, Stuart
Reviewed by William Bonilla 10/5/2008
always a delight to be reading your wonderful work Karen
Love & Peace be with you

William
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 10/5/2008
Karen,

A newsy letter from down Oregon way. :) Still love the name, Sisters. :) Well done!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Reviewed by Felix Perry 10/5/2008
Nice letter and news update from Beatrice. Well done.
hugs
Fee
Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper 10/5/2008
Beatrice writes an interesting letter. She sure does have the knack for graciously accepting a gift--the book.LOL Good write, Karen.
Reviewed by Bonnie May 10/5/2008
What a woman you've created, ONE SUPER ONE! I too would like to see the Grand Ole Opry...maybe someday. Loved your write, Love, Bonnie

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