Judie - thank you so much for posting a picture of Trisha's necklace - now I understand her comment that she was "overwhelmed" - what a spectacular piece. I can hardly wait to see this in person. I wonder if Trisha will "loan out" this piece???
I had a delightful weekend - attended a few college graduation parties with Leah (neighbors) - it was fun to see some people that I had not seen in quite a few years! Leah and Lee took a jaunt to NYC and stayed with Bill in Mr. Cook's condo/coop on central park. I guess the weather could have cooperated better but fun was had by all. Leah said she would love to go back and stay a little bit longer to see the many sights!
Sarah Maloney is about to tour the eastern side of Australia and then venture home.
At one of the graduation parties, Leah and I talked with a high school friend who tried out for the Brockton Rox cheerleading team and won a spot. Now we know two people who will be working there this summer. Leah gave out Andy's name - so if he hears a cheerleader calling out his name - he should give a shout out to Christine Campbell!
My old friend from Brookline (Nancy Delong, now Nancy Gregory) is in town for a graduation party for a cousin. I am going to meet her for dinner tonight (she just turned 60!). I am looking forward to our get together (one of the perks of not working at Curves 3 nights a week!).
I had a hard time returning Leah to school yesterday - originally she wanted to head back at 10 am so she could do her work, then was side tracked until mid afternoon, then she ended up writing a paper at home where there are no distractions and stayed for dinner (Bill drove her back to school). I would say that Leah definitely has senioritis - she just needs to get through the next 2 months of school!
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Thank you Debbie for the compliments on Trisha's necklace. Especially since the necklace is from Fin De Siecle (turn of the century) France (circa 1900). You know how fond of history Trisha is! If there is anything I can do to help Leah get through the last two months? The trip to NY was a good idea as it stimulates excitement (especially in art and photography). Say hi to Nancy for me. I sometimes dream of moving to NH to be closer to you all, Portsmouth by the sea. Emily back in Charleston for a couple of weeks. Needs to 1) lose 40 lbs., 2) change diet and see a nutritionist, 3) start pulmonary exercise therapy, and 4) get more exercise with walker before becoming a candidate for a transplant in the fall. Keep you posted. Thanks for your news, talk to you soon. Judie
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