this is the only shot of Kaitlyn with Margie and Allie
This year is the last homecoming for our 3 seniors, Brittany, Kaitlyn & Danya. Wow,short was the style this year, everyone looks great, thanks for posting shots for us to see.
After dropping our baby (Joey, the dog) at Eileen's house for puppy care, we got on a plane to Virginia Beach. While in flight, our newest granddaughter made her entrance. She was 7 lbs, 12 oz and 21 inches long. We landed and got to meet her when she was just a few hours old. Marietta and baby came home on Saturday, just in time to stay inside away from Sandy. The storm hit on Sunday, no work or school on Monday. So we stayed inside, watched movies and worked on Shawn projects. Shawn and Marietta have only moved into their new house on Oct 1, so they are still unpacking and organizing.
As I can tell you this cancer is completely curable. But we all have to fight. The NFL is all decked out in their pink shoes and sweat bands making the games very colorful. So I wanted to share a few things about support. I got a phone call from one of my wonderful brothers,Tim. He tells me "Hey She I'm wearing boots today". I didn't know where he was going with this,"why is it snowing there?" "Nope, it's wear your boots to work to day, to Kick Breast Cancer". How awesome is that. There are so many way to support the the finding of a cure for this cancer. Find a fun one, like the one at Mimie's Cafe. $1 to "Mimi's Power of Pink" campaign and you get a cup of soup, can't beat that. Walk or run in the "Walk for the Cure Susan B Komen". Even the grocery stores have pink items on sale. But the real bottom line is you have got to get your Mammograms. Breast cancer is one of the few cancers they can treat early because they can see it in the x-rays. But only if you get the pictures taken. So as Tibor says save the ta tas, the breast you save will be your own.