Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

[Guest guest]

do they have Internet in Korea? i am hoping one of my sisters will feed me on

Thanksgiving

________________________________

To: livercirrhosissupport

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 11:58:04 AM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I'm in the Air Force but I'm not a chef in the AF. I will probably help out

cooking on Thanksgiving.

MaC

sandra <sgonz48yahoo (DOT) com> wrote: are you in the service? what kind of

cooking are you a chief? i am thankful for each day i wake up and find my family

and friends in good health. and my good health. i have a list will post more

later...

love in Christ sandra

____________ _________ _________ __

From: MaC <mac0184yahoo (DOT) com>

To: livercirrhosissuppo rtyahoogroups (DOT) com

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 2:41:29 AM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

Yes. They have broadband just like us here in the US. Matter of fact they have

pretty much everything we have. Even a TGI Fridays, Chili's, Popeyes Chichen

etc. But I will most likely eat a lot less Americanized food while I'm there. I

love Korean food.

MaC

sandra wrote: do they

have Internet in Korea? i am hoping one of my sisters will feed me on

Thanksgiving

________________________________

To: livercirrhosissupport

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 11:58:04 AM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I'm in the Air Force but I'm not a chef in the AF. I will probably help out

cooking on Thanksgiving.

MaC

sandra <sgonz48yahoo (DOT) com> wrote: are you in the service? what kind

of cooking are you a chief? i am thankful for each day i wake up and find my

family and friends in good health. and my good health. i have a list will post

more later...

love in Christ sandra

____________ _________ _________ __

From: MaC <mac0184yahoo (DOT) com>

To: livercirrhosissuppo rtyahoogroups (DOT) com

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 2:41:29 AM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

Terry and I will be spending Thanksgiving Day quietly at home, which is our

tradition, and we enjoy it like that.  On Friday, my entire family will be

coming, so we will need the quiet we enjoyed on Thursday!!!  As for what I'm

cooking, just the traditional Thanksgivingn meal, I'm sure.  My sisters and I

haven't really talked about all that yet.  We're procrastinators, or had you

already guess that?! The number one thing I'm thankful for is that the Lord has

spared Terry to be with us again this Thanksgiving.  Also, my family is

basically happy and healthy and that's so much more than many people have.  I'm

thankful for my country and the brave men and women who have fought, and many

died, to make and keep us free.  I'm thankful for this group and the friends,

love and support I have found here.  And most of all I'm thankful that, no

matter how tough my life gets, I have a friend in Jesus who is always there for

me.

Love and hugs............

Diane

P.S.  HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!   

 

OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

What is everyone doing for Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

Wow!  Big adventures ahead for little Kaitlyn!!!  BTW, I'm thankful your

batteries still work in your remote too!  We all know that man without his

remote is a dangerous thing!!!  LOL!!!!

Hugs............

Diane

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

i knew they did ..i guess it was my way of asking you will still be with the

group? see i do not deal with loss very well. it is so very weird that i can

have such a connection with all the wonderful people hear..you are like friend

and i really dont know you... 

________________________________

To: livercirrhosissupport

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 12:36:36 PM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

Yes. They have broadband just like us here in the US. Matter of fact they have

pretty much everything we have. Even a TGI Fridays, Chili's, Popeyes Chichen

etc. But I will most likely eat a lot less Americanized food while I'm there. I

love Korean food.

MaC

sandra <sgonz48yahoo (DOT) com> wrote: do they have Internet in Korea? i

am hoping one of my sisters will feed me on Thanksgiving

____________ _________ _________ __

From: MaC <mac0184yahoo (DOT) com>

To: livercirrhosissuppo rtyahoogroups (DOT) com

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 11:58:04 AM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I'm in the Air Force but I'm not a chef in the AF. I will probably help out

cooking on Thanksgiving.

MaC

sandra <sgonz48yahoo (DOT) com> wrote: are you in the service? what kind of

cooking are you a chief? i am thankful for each day i wake up and find my family

and friends in good health. and my good health. i have a list will post more

later...

love in Christ sandra

____________ _________ _________ __

From: MaC <mac0184yahoo (DOT) com>

To: livercirrhosissuppo rtyahoogroups (DOT) com

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 2:41:29 AM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

Sounds like a wonderful vacation!  Hope it all works out.  You guys deserve a

break!

 

Hugs.........

Diane

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

don't feel bad, so do I and if I wasn't on vacation on New Years I would

be working that day also. Crime doesn't take a day off.

 

Kurt

#1 care giver....for my wife

What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

MaC my husband did a tour in Korea back in the mid 80's. He is retired Air

Force 24 yrs. Will be praying for a smooth transition for you and your

daughter.

Pamela

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

:-)

diane chandler wrote: Wow!

Big adventures ahead for little Kaitlyn!!! BTW, I'm thankful your batteries

still work in your remote too! We all know that man without his remote is a

dangerous thing!!! LOL!!!!

Hugs............

Diane

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

Yay!  Two times to eat and moan, huh?!  You enjoy every minute of it, and much

more so now that you have your little pills!!!!  LOL!  I love you Barby, you're

such a blessing to us all!

Love and hugs...........

Diane

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

bobby glenn and i will be going to ga. to our eldest sons house this

year,i wont be doing the cooking but bet i will be supervising from a

distance lol lol,we are doing an early thanksgiving on the weekend at

our youngest daughters house here in ky. outside of the oldeest son

being in iraq twice ,this will be the first year the family hasnt all

been together, our two youngest kids cant travel to ga. so we will

have two get togethers huh doulbe the weight gain lol. ...i am

thankful for all of my friends here,my family ,my grandbabies, these

little pills that seems to mask the sorrow that was consuming me:),my

husband my love, i am thankful JESUS died for my sins, i am thankful

for my life the good and the bad.i am thankful for wonderfully

colored leaves and trees i am thankful for 1.95 gas woo-who lol,i am

thankful for being alive and being able to love and laugh.i am

thankful for my morning coffe and the smell of it brewing teehee,i

have so much to be thankful for ,and i wont take one more moment of

our lives for granted!!!all my love barby

>

> What is everyone doing for Thanksgiving?

> What are you cooking?

> What are you thankful for?

>

> Love,

> Pamela

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I figured you knew they did. :-) We will have broadband on base as well so I

will stay connected. So you won't lose my friendship! Of course I will be a day

ahead of you time wise.

MaC

sandra wrote: i knew

they did ..i guess it was my way of asking you will still be with the group? see

i do not deal with loss very well. it is so very weird that i can have such a

connection with all the wonderful people hear..you are like friend and i really

dont know you...

________________________________

To: livercirrhosissupport

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 12:36:36 PM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

Yes. They have broadband just like us here in the US. Matter of fact they have

pretty much everything we have. Even a TGI Fridays, Chili's, Popeyes Chichen

etc. But I will most likely eat a lot less Americanized food while I'm there. I

love Korean food.

MaC

sandra <sgonz48yahoo (DOT) com> wrote: do they have Internet in Korea? i

am hoping one of my sisters will feed me on Thanksgiving

____________ _________ _________ __

From: MaC <mac0184yahoo (DOT) com>

To: livercirrhosissuppo rtyahoogroups (DOT) com

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 11:58:04 AM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I'm in the Air Force but I'm not a chef in the AF. I will probably help out

cooking on Thanksgiving.

MaC

sandra <sgonz48yahoo (DOT) com> wrote: are you in the service? what kind

of cooking are you a chief? i am thankful for each day i wake up and find my

family and friends in good health. and my good health. i have a list will post

more later...

love in Christ sandra

____________ _________ _________ __

From: MaC <mac0184yahoo (DOT) com>

To: livercirrhosissuppo rtyahoogroups (DOT) com

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 2:41:29 AM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

Actually, I won't be able to take Kaitlyn with me. My tour in Korea is dependent

restricted. She will stay with her Grandma for the year. I had asked for this

assignment under an AF incentive program that allows me to pick my assignment

leaving Korea. I wanted to pick a good location to set up homestead to start

getting myself ready for retirement from the AF and transition into a civilian

job.

So it will be tough to be without her that long, but it pays off in the long

run.

MaC

Pamela on wrote: MaC my

husband did a tour in Korea back in the mid 80's. He is retired Air Force 24

yrs. Will be praying for a smooth transition for you and your daughter.

Pamela

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

i know this is with much apprehension. but i know you are expecting the reward

to be great. children always know who hold there heart.

________________________________

To: livercirrhosissupport

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 1:35:44 PM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

Actually, I won't be able to take Kaitlyn with me. My tour in Korea is dependent

restricted. She will stay with her Grandma for the year. I had asked for this

assignment under an AF incentive program that allows me to pick my assignment

leaving Korea. I wanted to pick a good location to set up homestead to start

getting myself ready for retirement from the AF and transition into a civilian

job.

So it will be tough to be without her that long, but it pays off in the long

run.

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: MaC my husband did a tour in

Korea back in the mid 80's. He is retired Air Force 24 yrs. Will be praying for

a smooth transition for you and your daughter.

Pamela

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

Mac,

I know that was a really difficult decision for you to make.  I know you will

miss Kaitlyn desperately, as she will you, but what a blessing to have your

choice of assignments in a year so you can choose the place for you and Kaitlyn

to settle down and make a life.  My prayers will be with the both of you as you

are apart.  When will you be leaving?

Hugs..........

Diane

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

we have not been any where in a while except to Alabama to see the doc. we love

road trips...we bond at these times...2 years ago or so we went to New york

drove...BOY what fun...we also went to Puerto Rico...a lasting memory we

enjoy...we have been from one end of the states to the other with each

other...we use to live out west. we have family in fla...but we will sneek away

and spend the day in Miami. eating local food.

________________________________

To: livercirrhosissupport

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 1:18:35 PM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

Sounds like a wonderful vacation!  Hope it all works out.  You guys deserve a

break!

 

Hugs........ .

Diane

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

don't feel bad, so do I and if I wasn't on vacation on New Years I would

be working that day also. Crime doesn't take a day off.

 

Kurt

#1 care giver....for my wife

What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

Her and her Grandma have a wonderful relationship, so I know she will

have fun. I've been preparing her for several months. I've involved

her in the process so to speak, so she doesn't have any anxiety over

it. She just want's me to mail back dresses, shoes and toys back every

day. I plea-bargained it down to once a month! :-)

MaC

What is everyone

doing for Thanksgiving?

> What are you cooking?

> What are you thankful for?

>

> Love,

> Pamela

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am also going to fly her and my mom out next summer so they can meet Insoon's

family and I can show Kailtyn where her Mother was born and raised.

I leave in Jan.

MaC

diane chandler wrote: Mac,

I know that was a really difficult decision for you to make. I know you will

miss Kaitlyn desperately, as she will you, but what a blessing to have your

choice of assignments in a year so you can choose the place for you and Kaitlyn

to settle down and make a life. My prayers will be with the both of you as you

are apart. When will you be leaving?

Hugs..........

Diane

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

She is a girl...that would be my conditions too

________________________________

To: livercirrhosissupport

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 1:54:16 PM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

Her and her Grandma have a wonderful relationship, so I know she will

have fun. I've been preparing her for several months. I've involved

her in the process so to speak, so she doesn't have any anxiety over

it. She just want's me to mail back dresses, shoes and toys back every

day. I plea-bargained it down to once a month! :-)

MaC

What is everyone

doing for Thanksgiving?

> What are you cooking?

> What are you thankful for?

>

> Love,

> Pamela

>

>

[Guest guest]

i wanted to ask if that was where Insoon was from..does the family in Korea know

Kailtyn and she them?

________________________________

To: livercirrhosissupport

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 1:56:37 PM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I am also going to fly her and my mom out next summer so they can meet Insoon's

family and I can show Kailtyn where her Mother was born and raised.

I leave in Jan.

MaC

diane chandler <dianechandler@ att.net> wrote: Mac,

I know that was a really difficult decision for you to make. I know you will

miss Kaitlyn desperately, as she will you, but what a blessing to have your

choice of assignments in a year so you can choose the place for you and Kaitlyn

to settle down and make a life. My prayers will be with the both of you as you

are apart. When will you be leaving?

Hugs........ ..

Diane

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

I keep her family in Korea up to speed as much as I can. I send back photos or

home movies of events like the first day of school, and fun things we do.

Kaitlyn has pictures to remind her and still remembers bits and pieces of visits

there when she was younger. I also talk on the phone with them about twice a

year.

Insoon and I met in the city of Daegu. It a little smaller than San Francisco.

MaC

sandra wrote: i wanted

to ask if that was where Insoon was from..does the family in Korea know Kailtyn

and she them?

________________________________

To: livercirrhosissupport

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 1:56:37 PM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I am also going to fly her and my mom out next summer so they can meet Insoon's

family and I can show Kailtyn where her Mother was born and raised.

I leave in Jan.

MaC

diane chandler <dianechandler@ att.net> wrote: Mac,

I know that was a really difficult decision for you to make. I know you will

miss Kaitlyn desperately, as she will you, but what a blessing to have your

choice of assignments in a year so you can choose the place for you and Kaitlyn

to settle down and make a life. My prayers will be with the both of you as you

are apart. When will you be leaving?

Hugs........ ..

Diane

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

We are having Thanksgiving here at the Texas house.

UMH!!  Turkey and southern made dressing-cornbread dressing, homemade cranberry

salad.

For God, for my health, and for this group!

Lyncia

 

In life family and friends take us on all kinds of adventures, God helps us

choose our path....Enjoy your journey!

Subject: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

To: livercirrhosissupport

Date: Sunday, November 9, 2008, 1:22 AM

What is everyone doing for Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

I wish I were heading to Florida also!  I will be after my transplants and

hopefully back to

work. Have a good holiday.

Lyncia

 

In life family and friends take us on all kinds of adventures, God helps us

choose our path....Enjoy your journey!

What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

What kind of local food?

MaC

sandra wrote: we have

not been any where in a while except to Alabama to see the doc. we love road

trips...we bond at these times...2 years ago or so we went to New york

drove...BOY what fun...we also went to Puerto Rico...a lasting memory we

enjoy...we have been from one end of the states to the other with each

other...we use to live out west. we have family in fla...but we will sneek away

and spend the day in Miami. eating local food.

________________________________

To: livercirrhosissupport

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 1:18:35 PM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

Sounds like a wonderful vacation! Hope it all works out. You guys deserve a

break!

Hugs........ .

Diane

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

don't feel bad, so do I and if I wasn't on vacation on New Years I would

be working that day also. Crime doesn't take a day off.

Kurt

#1 care giver....for my wife

What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

Quite the bargainer then, aren't you?!  After the AF, there may be a career for

you at the State Dept.!!!!

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

Her and her Grandma have a wonderful relationship, so I know she will

have fun. I've been preparing her for several months. I've involved

her in the process so to speak, so she doesn't have any anxiety over

it. She just want's me to mail back dresses, shoes and toys back every

day. I plea-bargained it down to once a month! :-)

MaC

What is everyone

doing for Thanksgiving?

> What are you cooking?

> What are you thankful for?

>

> Love,

> Pamela

>

>

[Guest guest]

That sounds wonderful!  I know it will mean so much to her to know where her

Mommy came from and to know that side of her family.  I'm sure Insoon's family

will think she's wonderful!  Keep us updated on your move.  We'll be praying for

your transition.

Diane

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

I will be visiting my Dad. This will be the last visit Kaitlyn and I will have

with him for at least a year. (I move off to Korea for 12 months.) I probably

wont' do much cooking, but I will make enough of a presence in the kitchen to

help mess it up! :-)

I am thankful for all the wonderful people around me everyday to include

everyone here! I am also thankful that my daughter has a wonderful spirit and

smile and that she has wonderful friends and teachers that are around her and

support her.

I'm also thankful gas went down, and for electricity, and the batteries in my

remote still work. :-)

MaC

Pamela on <ohana5mtaonline (DOT) net> wrote: What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela

[Guest guest]

i suppose its mostly Cuban style which is not far from Puerto Rican. fried

plantains, black beans  and i can not spell the rice dish with sea food in it 

starts with a p...i can cook it just cant spell it...my husband is PR..i cook

most dishes but i love authentic flavor...especially when some else cooks ,,,we

go to a dock down there that has a little international mall and people gather

and enjoy them selves. some times there is a band and such...

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To: livercirrhosissupport

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 4:21:21 PM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

What kind of local food?

MaC

sandra <sgonz48yahoo (DOT) com> wrote: we have not been any where in a

while except to Alabama to see the doc. we love road trips...we bond at these

times...2 years ago or so we went to New york drove...BOY what fun...we also

went to Puerto Rico...a lasting memory we enjoy...we have been from one end of

the states to the other with each other...we use to live out west. we have

family in fla...but we will sneek away and spend the day in Miami. eating local

food.

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From: diane chandler <dianechandler@ att.net>

To: livercirrhosissuppo rtyahoogroups (DOT) com

Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 1:18:35 PM

Subject: Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

Sounds like a wonderful vacation! Hope it all works out. You guys deserve a

break!

Hugs......... .

Diane

Re: OT - Thanksgiving - the lighter side

don't feel bad, so do I and if I wasn't on vacation on New Years I would

be working that day also. Crime doesn't take a day off.

Kurt

#1 care giver....for my wife

What is everyone doing for

Thanksgiving?

What are you cooking?

What are you thankful for?

Love,

Pamela