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Date Posted: 22:05:29 01/08/15 Thu
Author: LauraG
Subject: Re: - missing the host / thus ... a repost
In reply to: Serendipity 's message, "- missing the host / thus ... a repost" on 05:10:02 02/22/14 Sat

Don't stop by here much anymore, due to the lack of activity
From time to time I miss the old activity. I've been stuck home for most of the week after having over six inches of rain in two days that caused much flooding and over seven landslides on the way out to our home from town.
I volunteer out on the Quinault Resevation twice a week having restructured their library last year. Its a 96 mile drive roundtrip, but I feel appreciated and am happy to introduce the little ones to literature.
A friend and I spent two weeks in October on the Monterey Peninsula and drove Highway 1 down to Paso Robles and Morro Bay. It was a lovely trip and we had great weather, I had fond memories of meeting both BC and Stewart on my last trip there.
Next May I'm headed to Great Britain for my 65th birthday. I'll fly into Edinborough then take the train down to London. From there I'm off to Cardiff and a visit to Swansea to honor a friend who was born there 103 years ago. Once she knew I was Welsh she made me promise to visit Wales someday. From there I spend a week in Port Isaac in Cornwall then back to London and vicinity for a week. I've even planned a full moon night at Stonehenge.
I'd love to hear what the rest of the old group is into these days.

Laura

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