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     Trinity is happy to be back home in her repaired house, which was damaged by a recent hurricane, Hurricane Gustav.

Bonjour, mes amis!  Comment ca-vas?  J'suis tres hereux, et j'suis tres bien, merci beaucoup!

It's your friend, Trinity Mary Grace Caillier, writing.  I am happy to report that we are back in our home.  Our home  had recently been damaged by Hurricane Gustav back in the beginning of August; had a lot of roof damage, and damage to our living room.  It was a horrible mess!!

We stayed temporarily with Uncle Gizmo; he has a huge place, and he was more than happy to accomodate all of us Cailliers.  It made for a crowded house, but boy, it was fun, playin' with my cousins, and not having to watch my little brothers or sister all of the time, like I did at LeCajun!!

I had a birthday last week.  I am now fourteen.  I got a Cajun accordion for my birthday, my big gift.  No wonder maman and papa were acting so secretive for the past few weeks!  When I saw that beautiful, shiny black-and-red Martin accordion starin' at me, I could have cried, I was so happy!!

Besides the accordion, I got money (over $200 from lovin' family, friends, and relatives), new clothes, perfume (Sweet Honesty and Haiku, both from Avon; they smell so yummy!!), new earrings and rings, and new shoes.  Let's just say I made out like a bandit!!  :)

I am doing well:  school is not a problem; it's good to see my friends again.  I am doing well in all my classes; my parents couldn't be prouder of me.  Guess that's why they decided to get me the Cajun accordion, as a reward for all the hard work I've put into my schoolwork (and babysitting)!

That was very sweet of them; they didn't have to spend that kind of money on li'l ol' me!!  They could have just gotten me some clothes and I would have been happy! :)

The weather is still warm, but the nights are cooling off.  Birds are getting ready for their annual migration further down south, and some of the trees are just starting to change.  The days are getting shorter, too, and by seven thirty, it's nearly dark out.  Signs that winter is surely on its way!

I hate winter; I don't like being cold!  Once I get cold, I can't ever seem to get warm!!

Well, chere's, I'm going to go now.  We're gettin' ready to go to another Cajun festival here in Lake Charles; we'll be gone all day.  I will write in here again soon; until later, this is Trinity saying au revoir for now!

Laissez les bon temps rouler!! AAIEEE!

~Love, your Cajun friend, Trinity M.G. Caillier. :D

Maybe I can convince maman and papa to let me take my accordion with me! :)  Maybe I'll get lucky, get to play a duet with "BeauSoleil"; that'd be too cool!! :)

~Trinity. :D 

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Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen 11/3/2008
Thank you for sharing this upbeat, and uplifting story, from a young girl.
In Christs Love
Michelle~
Reviewed by Kathleen McDonald 11/2/2008
Such a lovely family.Thanks for sharing them with us.
hugs
Kathy Lynn
Reviewed by d. k 10/19/2008
Bonjour les ami! C'est beau ecrite dans le journale. I'm learnin'...lol! A very good write with words of true thankfulness. Sounds like some cajun music will be the entertainment for the evening in the very near future. Enjoyed this write.....c'est vrai!! Tee hee!

Smiles,
Dorothy
Reviewed by Georg Mateos 10/19/2008
Trinity, mon cajun amě, yesterday (saturday evening) I had king size prawns marninaded with garlic, chilli, cayenne, laurel, olive oil and a few more disgusting things to make them taste goooooooood!
Now you have come back I will make a second helping and we see which tears are bigger (plenty garlic with cayenne).

Georg

Reviewed by Micki Peluso 10/18/2008
Nice, uplifting story--a good addition to all your journals.

Micki Peluso
Reviewed by Rose Rideout 10/18/2008
Maybe we could all be part of this family. I am happy Trinity is back home and thank you for keeping us informed Karen.

Newfie Hugs are on the way, Rose
Reviewed by Bonnie May 10/18/2008
Sounds like an uplifting wonderful family that we all wish to have. Great write Karen as always, Love, Bonnie
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 10/18/2008
Dang. Can I be a part of the Caillier family?! A Cajun accordion, money, clothes, perfume ... sheesh. LOL An excellent story, glad Trinity is back HOME where she belongs. Well done, Karen!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

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