Good morning everyone
Bev: We took Robby over to take the SATs, too. Fortunately the snow isn't supposed to start here until later this afternoon. It was below zero when we left this morning, and that's NOT factoring in a windchill! Brrrr!!! Congrats on pursuing your dream of becoming a
Travel Agent! Let us know how it goes, along the way
I just got one of those Emergency Emails and now we're up to a forecast of
20-30". Good grief. LOL I have to say though, we've gotten that amount all at once before, and not too much slows down life up here in New England. They're pretty good at snow removal; they've had plenty of experience. LOL We have a 4 wheel drive, so we're able to get out in an emergency, but we plan on hunkering down and enjoying the fact that it's the weekend and don't really *have* to be anyplace. We have plenty of food, DVDs, etc. I hope everyone stays safe through this storm!!
Lyn: I'm sorry to hear about Matt's accident. From what I heard, there were so many car accidents that day

I'm glad Matt is OK.
Andy: I'm glad Hazel is ok, too. I'm sure it must've shaken her up a bit to spin out like that. It's not a good feeling to lose control of your car.
Joanna: Good for Samantha participating in the fund raising. It's amazing to see so many kids come forward to help raise money for the tsunami victims. Ever since it happened Robby's been asking for lunch money every day. Usually I make him a lunch sometimes and other times give him lunch money. I just found out that they've been taking up a collection at his school during lunchtime, and a lot of the kids, including Robby, have been turning in their lunch money, rather than buying lunch. I wish Robby would've just told me this, I would've given him money to donate AND a lunch. But when I asked him about it, he said it feels more like *HE* is giving the money when he gives up a lunch to donate the money. That makes sense, and I was proud to hear him say that. He's a member of the National Junior Honor Society and the high school band, and he's been participating in fund raisers with those groups as well. Craig belongs to the BPA (Business Professionals of America) at his school and they've been having fund raisers too.
Everyone: I know many of us have said how our kids are raising money for the tsunami victims...Dori's son, Darlene's daughter, etc. and I don't want to leave anyone out. I want to say a big
"WELL DONE!!" to ALL of our kids who have contributed in some way to the relief efforts
Doreen, how is Karen doing? Did you get my PM?
Well, I'm off now to call Disney World to make the deposit on the Wilderness Lodge for our July anniversay trip!
Have a great weekend, everyone! STAY SAFE AND STAY WARM!! Think warm tropical-cruise-Disney-vacation thoughts!
