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Sent:  Tue   7/17/03   6:19 PM

Subject:  Black Cloud

Hi Everyone:  Sorry to hear all the bad happenings going onat the Davis'.  Here we thought Harley was getting alongjust fine!  Hope the medication works on her.  Guess youwill just have to wait and see.  What else could be donewith her.  No wonder the people wanted to get rid of her! 

Anna:  You'll just have to do what I do - make notes foryourself with appointment dates and times!  I can't remember so well anymore.  My refrigerator calendar is full of appointments - takes me a few minutes to clarify the date.   Mary and Jerry:  Am so sorry that the accident happened to your Dad.  I hope he is OK now and will be able to workafter a few days.  Also, we are sorry about the break-in toy our truck.  That's a lot of tools that were stolen.  Any clues as to who it was?  Were the police able to get any fingerprints?  Hope you will get some reimbursement back so you can get more tools to work with.   

On a happier note:  We are looking forward to our get-together in Alligator Point.    We are invited over to Rose and Norbert's home on the 4th.  I'm bringing dessert andsome rolls for the hamburger, and some salad.    Are   you having company on the 4th?   

Again I'm saying sorry about your misfortunes.  I'll keep youall in our prayers. 

How are you doing, Mary L?  I  hope you don't hurt too much anymore.  Take it easy for a while!!!!! 

Hey JO:  Glad you got back from Sarasota OK.  Too bad Candis got ill there.   

Hey Andy, Tom, and Matt.  Takecare of yourselves.  Will see you soon. 

Love, M&D;Busia and Dziadzi.  How's the new car working? 

Posted by Mom on July 17, 2003 at 1:06 PM under
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