Wow, who would've thought this 40'something woman would again be on stage. It sure has been fun. What a privilege to be working with a bunch of young, talented actors. Thanks, Lord.
Thank you, Leah, for your brilliant idea years ago. Thanks, Katherine, for years of work which you have committed to this project. Thanks, Michele, for sharing your creativity with us.
Candlelight Dinner 2006. Soli Deo Gloria.
Thank you, Leah, for your brilliant idea years ago. Thanks, Katherine, for years of work which you have committed to this project. Thanks, Michele, for sharing your creativity with us.
Candlelight Dinner 2006. Soli Deo Gloria.
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Hey, ME!! Great blogspot!! My daughter has one of these, but I don't think I would know how to do it! lol.
lippy
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Anonymous, at 4:11 PM
Hey MER, Now you remind me of my University Students. You never cease to amaze me. I have been writing in a blog once in a while to a student in Andreas' class who has leukemia/bone marrow transplant. His mom is a nurse too. We are well. Only a few scares like anthrax and meningitis coming our way. We are surrounded by 20 somethings at home and work--and we love every second of it!
Your Friend Dr. Nurse Nancy
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Anonymous, at 3:26 AM
Hi mari ellen! I have Never typed on a blog before- so much fun to see and hear about you though. I like the quotes very much. thanks for sharing your experiences- i love hearing about them and imagining where you are. John and I are doing well- settling in St. louis- he's traveling often with work this/last week. I think we are finally both home for awhile. Love and miss you! elizabeth R
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