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Posted by BEI Design on July 25, 2009, 5:16 pm
Ursula Schrader wrote:
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> "BEI Design" ...
> > Ursula Schrader wrote:
> > I was able to repair the shirt. I wore (and loved) the
> > cream and navy silk jacket. Pics ASAP. ;-)
> Sorry, I totally lost touch; thus I didn't keep in mind
> you had gone on your trip already and forgot to ask how
> DGD did. Glad she did so well, and that you had such a
> lovely time (all in all) in Nashville. Well, of course
> it's harde to be top with such large competition, but
> sixth isn't bad at all, right?
Yes, we were very pleased with her award. For a very first
time at such an intense competition, she exceeded our
expectations. Lots of kids qualifyied and came all that way
and didn't place at all in any of their dances, so for DGD
to actaully receive a medal was terrific..
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> > to make that decision. I hope your relationship with
> > your DSIL is not permanently damaged, but she bears
> > some responsibility for repairing it as well, IMHO.
> > Repeat after me, "THE PARENT GETS TO MAKE THE RULES!"
> Yes, that's what I always thought, and I think she had
> come to her senses on Saturday when she wanted to make
> up. However, I feel that there is some permanent damage;
> the warm feeling I had towards her is totally gone, and
> I'm not at all ready to ask her for any assistance yet.
Sometimes family disagreements can be very long-lasting. My
older brother and I are now civil to each other after
several years of estrangement. My younger brother and I had
a minor dust-up several years ago (mostly caused by his
later-ex-wife), but it was completly forgiven-and-forgotten
by both of us, we are best friends now. I hope your result
is the latter.
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> OK, I'm not very happy these days anyway, somewhat
> disoriented and depressive. I'll have that checked asap,
> promise.
> > Do try very hard to protect your ankle, damaging it
> > further now will be that much harder to repair later.
> > (((HUGS)))
> Oh yes, I do protect it as much as possible (if not some
> lovely 12kg-toddler uses it as a climbing aid). Thanks
> for the hugs, can use them.
My best wishes,
--
Beverly
http://ickes.us/default.aspx
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Posted by Claire Owen on July 22, 2009, 12:34 pm
Ursula Schrader a écrit :
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> Hello all,
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> sorry I didn't pop in for so long, but the stairs to my 'puter are too much
> for me on most days, plus I seem to lack the time. :-(
SNIP
Hugs and good wishes Ursula
It will all come out in the wash as my Grandmother constantly says.
Claire in Montréal. FRANCE
http://claireowenperso.free.fr
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Posted by Emily Bengston on July 22, 2009, 4:24 pm
That sounds like my DGM; also remember:
"No bird ever flew too high that it didn't have to come down for water."
Emily
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> > Ursula Schrader wrote:
> > I was able to repair the shirt. I wore (and loved) the
> > cream and navy silk jacket. Pics ASAP. ;-)
> Sorry, I totally lost touch; thus I didn't keep in mind
> you had gone on your trip already and forgot to ask how
> DGD did. Glad she did so well, and that you had such a
> lovely time (all in all) in Nashville. Well, of course
> it's harde to be top with such large competition, but
> sixth isn't bad at all, right?