Re: OT: Filling Up Your Mailbox

[Guest guest]

Georgina,

Keep it coming!

I have a separate folder for reports that pertain to Skylers condition and I

just checked - it is up to 300 messages. Most of which have come through this

site in the last year and a half. I have also started printing out a pile of

them to take before lawyers if needed.

In short, you are giving us very helpful information, even if it is painful to

get through it all.

[ & Skyler]

OT: Filling Up Your Mailbox

Hi Everyone,

I want to say, first off, that I am very sorry about the flood of mail

that I sent in today. I went to visit the medline site yesterday and

found LOTS of JRA related news and studies that hadn't been posted to

the group previously, so I spent two hours this morning re-formatting

the articles for email. I'm not sure when I'll be able to get online

again. The school strike is in it's 20th or 21st day. And right now, the

children are preparing for a swimming expedition. They've got the car

packed up and only need me So ... I thought, while I have the chance,

I better send them all in. And it was only then, as I go to turn off the

computer, that I realized just how many emails I had sent. Probably

should have sent just half today and the others the next time but, there

you have it. LOTS of reading materials for whenever you have a chance to

read. I'll add some comments to some specific reports the next time I

get on. Hopefully you guys will, too

Much Aloha,

Georgina

[Guest guest]

Funny I also started a folder when I started this

group. I of course don't have as many, but I like

that it is filling up 8-) suzie

--- " V. " <chivalry@...> wrote:

> Georgina,

> Keep it coming!

> I have a separate folder for reports that pertain to

> Skylers condition and I just checked - it is up to

> 300 messages. Most of which have come through this

> site in the last year and a half. I have also

> started printing out a pile of them to take before

> lawyers if needed.

>

> In short, you are giving us very helpful

> information, even if it is painful to get through it

> all.

>

> [ & Skyler]

> OT: Filling Up Your Mailbox

>

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I want to say, first off, that I am very sorry

> about the flood of mail

> that I sent in today. I went to visit the medline

> site yesterday and

> found LOTS of JRA related news and studies that

> hadn't been posted to

> the group previously, so I spent two hours this

> morning re-formatting

> the articles for email. I'm not sure when I'll be

> able to get online

> again. The school strike is in it's 20th or 21st

> day. And right now, the

> children are preparing for a swimming expedition.

> They've got the car

> packed up and only need me So ... I thought,

> while I have the chance,

> I better send them all in. And it was only then,

> as I go to turn off the

> computer, that I realized just how many emails I

> had sent. Probably

> should have sent just half today and the others

> the next time but, there

> you have it. LOTS of reading materials for

> whenever you have a chance to

> read. I'll add some comments to some specific

> reports the next time I

> get on. Hopefully you guys will, too

>

> Much Aloha,

> Georgina

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Georgina,

Thank you for the excellent work you're doing. We appreciate very much what

you are doing.

With our best regards to you and Josh.

Roula ( Mother of Rana and Rawan)

OT: Filling Up Your Mailbox

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I want to say, first off, that I am very sorry about the flood of mail

> that I sent in today. I went to visit the medline site yesterday and

> found LOTS of JRA related news and studies that hadn't been posted to

> the group previously, so I spent two hours this morning re-formatting

> the articles for email. I'm not sure when I'll be able to get online

> again. The school strike is in it's 20th or 21st day. And right now, the

> children are preparing for a swimming expedition. They've got the car

> packed up and only need me So ... I thought, while I have the chance,

> I better send them all in. And it was only then, as I go to turn off the

> computer, that I realized just how many emails I had sent. Probably

> should have sent just half today and the others the next time but, there

> you have it. LOTS of reading materials for whenever you have a chance to

> read. I'll add some comments to some specific reports the next time I

> get on. Hopefully you guys will, too

>

> Much Aloha,

> Georgina

>

>

> To manage your subscription settings, please visit:

>

>

> For links to websites about JRA:

> http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/8414/Links.html

>

>

[Guest guest]

Georgina--

Just heard the teacher's strike is over, good news. Thanks for all your hard

work in getting us valuable information. It takes some time to read through

all the material, but definitely time well spent.

christine

[Guest guest]

Georgina,

thank you for the job you're doing, it's most useful ! I'll start reading at

once.

Kirsten

OT: Filling Up Your Mailbox

Hi Everyone,

I want to say, first off, that I am very sorry about the flood of mail

that I sent in today.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Yes! The Hawaii Teacher's Strike has finally ended. The children all

went back to school this morning and, suddenly, it has become so

exceptionally quiet around here. I love it I fed the wildbirds this

morning and spent a few extra moments enjoying listening to their songs

as i sipped my iced coffee. I pruned my pink plumeria and planted two

new ones out back. And I stood and gazed, in awe, at the bunches of baby

bananas forming once again on my trees. Being a native New Yorker, I

never, ever expected that I'd be growing my own bananas

Though neither Josh or Kayla ever complained, even once, about being

bored ... I knew they missed attending classes. They were both up early

and ready for school before 7am, so I dropped them off a little earlier

than usual so they'd have time to catch up with their clasmates this

morning.

Josh does get his injection of MTX today, so even though they have lots

of work to catch up with I hope he doesn't get way too much homework.

He'll probably want to nap when we get home. We'll see how it goes.

Aloha,

Georgina

chrisujohnson@... wrote:

>

> Georgina--

> Just heard the teacher's strike is over, good news. Thanks for all your hard

> work in getting us valuable information. It takes some time to read through

> all the material, but definitely time well spent.

> christine

[Guest guest]

Georgina,

I grew up in Hawaii. On Oahu. Rarely do I miss being there. You email

describing the plumeria and banana trees really made me miss it..... Are the

sunsets still amazing? Right now spending the day on the beach with Alyssa

and her brothers sounds really great. Enjoy...

Amy

Re: OT: Filling Up Your Mailbox

> Hi,

>

> Yes! The Hawaii Teacher's Strike has finally ended. The children all

> went back to school this morning and, suddenly, it has become so

> exceptionally quiet around here. I love it I fed the wildbirds this

> morning and spent a few extra moments enjoying listening to their songs

> as i sipped my iced coffee. I pruned my pink plumeria and planted two

> new ones out back. And I stood and gazed, in awe, at the bunches of baby

> bananas forming once again on my trees. Being a native New Yorker, I

> never, ever expected that I'd be growing my own bananas

>

> Though neither Josh or Kayla ever complained, even once, about being

> bored ... I knew they missed attending classes. They were both up early

> and ready for school before 7am, so I dropped them off a little earlier

> than usual so they'd have time to catch up with their clasmates this

> morning.

>

> Josh does get his injection of MTX today, so even though they have lots

> of work to catch up with I hope he doesn't get way too much homework.

> He'll probably want to nap when we get home. We'll see how it goes.

>

> Aloha,

> Georgina

>

> chrisujohnson@... wrote:

> >

> > Georgina--

> > Just heard the teacher's strike is over, good news. Thanks for all your

hard

> > work in getting us valuable information. It takes some time to read

through

> > all the material, but definitely time well spent.

> > christine

>

>

> To manage your subscription settings, please visit:

>

>

> For links to websites about JRA:

> http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/8414/Links.html

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Amy,

I'm glad my email brought back some pleasant memories It is a very

beautiful state. A great place to grow up. And yes, the sunsets are

still gorgeous. It's been very windy here today, a bit too windy to

enjoy sitting on the sandy beaches but I think I'll bring the children

to the pool after schools out, though.

Aloha,

Georgina

foxkits3 wrote:

>

> Georgina,

> I grew up in Hawaii. On Oahu. Rarely do I miss being there. You email

> describing the plumeria and banana trees really made me miss it..... Are the

> sunsets still amazing? Right now spending the day on the beach with Alyssa

> and her brothers sounds really great. Enjoy...

> Amy