Archive for March, 2007

Mar 27 2007

Lov-er-ley Birthday

Published by Donna under Life & Family

Glenda and Jan took me to the Broadway Palm Dinner Theater to see My Fair Lady for my birthday. Every time I go there, I wonder why we don’t do it more often. It’s such a great evening. They serve a delicious buffet meal and deliver an excellent performance. I had a wonderful time with [...]

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Mar 17 2007

We have reached a verdict

Published by Donna under Life & Family

I was called for jury duty last week, and was selected to sit on a criminal case charging child molestation. Now, I am aware that many people claim to hate jury duty, but I have to tell you, I love it. I find the legal system and court process very interesting, and certain kinds of [...]

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Mar 15 2007

LIFE

Published by Donna under Life & Family

Many of you may know that Carrie is working on opening a school/rehab center for special needs children next fall. A ton of work has gone into this already, and soon it will be a dream come true. It’s called Lauren’s Institute For Education, or LIFE.
While we were doing the fund raising events for Lauren’s [...]

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Mar 05 2007

Neighborhood excitement

Published by Donna under Life & Family

I came home tonight to cop cars and yellow police tape at the intersection in front of my house. It’s always disconcerting to drive down your street and see cops in front of your house.
Come to find out, this afternoon there was a fire in the house across the street from me, and after seven [...]

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Mar 03 2007

A Good Day

Published by Donna under Life & Family, Sports

I’m not sure what to call what I’m doing to my laundry room. It’s not remodeling, because no construction is taking place. It’s not redecorating, because you don’t really “decorate” a laundry room. I guess I’m giving it a face lift — new paint and flooring. It has never been redone since we bought this [...]

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