Happy birthday, Margaret!!!
We have celebrated Margaret's birthday this weekend. Because we do not get to see each other during the weekdays very often, I told her that whatever she wanted to do this weekend, we would do. As a result, Friday night, after her haircut, we ate at Chic-Fil-A in the mall. Then we came home and watched The O.C. and Alias, both of which I had taped for her. Then we slept late on Saturday, did some chores around the house, went to the grocery store, and went to the matinee of In Good Company. All I can say is go see this movie. We both really enjoyed it. After the show, we came home and put together a linguine with halibut and red sauce dinner, coupled with a homemade strawberry cake with homemade strawberry icing (the birthday girl's request).
Anyway, happy birthday to my bride!!!
posted by John and Mag @ 7:26 AM
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It is just now registering in my brain that you started blogging again! Here it is the end of January and I'm just now realizing that a wealth of interesting tales has been at my fingertips this month and I didn't even think to avail myself of them. I've been doing a lot of writing myself this month--thank you notes, that is.
There have been many diverse charities to which gifts have been made in my mother's name. (16 to be exact)
The most popular being Mission Waco-- the oddest being
the Clerical Endowment Fund of the Catholic Churches of Texas! Hank and Daddy Jack just left to go to Austin to help Julie & D put together a new trundle bed & frame. Both are in several pieces all boxed up. They are also going to do some tree trimming and help put together a work bench in the garage. My day job has me tied down here so I am pouting! Other big news...the Gettermans had the mother of all garage sales yesterday! We didn't know about it in advance. Dad went to get the paper at 8:30 and there were cars all up and down the street. People were taking out Queen Anne chairs for $20 each! They had everything priced cheap. By the time we got there, most everything had a sold sign on it....except 2 stuffed 3 foot raindeer dressed in rain gear and wearing children's clothes. Not wanting to be left out we grabbed them for $10 each, but Debbie wouldn't let us pay! We also bought a Proforma exercise machine for $100. We weren't sure why. It was just a deal! Maybe Julie can use it since I already have one! Well, that's all the news for now--
suz
Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday dear Margaret, Happy Birthday to you.
- Dallas
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