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Arla's Aimless Anecdotes

This is my attempt to write one occasional email to various people at one time. I specifically write with my cousin Judy in mind. Since we grew up together we agreed in our teens that we'd always try to keep in contact. This is a supplement to our twice yearly phone calls and our once yearly visit at our Johanson Family Memorial Day Reunion.

Monday, October 08, 2007

Lucas is 5!!!


Was I the one who didn’t want to take a camera and didn’t care about the photos? Now I want to put one Africa scene on each blog as I change my desktop often.

It’s been terribly hot at your place since all the runners yesterday were collapsing. Were they in front of your condo? Three friends and I walked a half marathon Saturday morning and it just took us over 3 hours. That’s because I was a little bit in shape from walking the 12 km transects over rough savannah grasslands.

Lucas did have a great birthday with five little boyfriends from his daycare. They have been together since they were babies so they had a great time wrestling in the Bounce Castle and decorating Halloween cookies. Mostly they just enjoyed running, jumping, falling and screaming, in unison of course.

McKenna had her birthday yesterday also and Lucas and I spent a few hours at her house visiting as Grandma and Grandpa were there with two homemade cakes, one small for McKenna and one for everyone else. The little babies are quickly growing.

Here’s what cookie baking looks like.
I’m doing dishes, Barb is in charge and the cute girl is Phyllis’s granddaughter with another friend. It helps to have young ones assist. We’ll be there tomorrow for another fast baking session.

Why were you out collecting dead birds in the city and what causes their deaths? Maybe the Chicago air?

1 Comments:

At 10:27 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

The marathon does not come past my house...about three blocks away.
It has been really hot here, even today but is supposed to end tomorrow.
I am rescuing birds that have crashed into glass buildings downtown for a rescue group. Some are still alive so they are triaged at a faculity downtown. Not too many lately cuz of the southernly winds but we expect alot starting Wed when the winds turn from the north and all the waiting birds start their migration.

 

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