26th Annual Abate Toy Run

Attending

Invited

We will be there. Eating Bfast at the Kuhnsville at 9AM. All invited.

Doing Breakfast

I'll see ya at the Turkey Hill ~C~!

Meeting at Turkey Hill in Kutztown at 8:10 to go for Breakfast at Hometown Diner, be there about 8:30. Please let me know if you will be meeting me and where.

I looked today for that perfect gift, you know the one that says you really care, I wanted a journal so they may write their thoughts, got a Navy Blue one and a pen to match, but the best is what is on the front cover, it reads, "I Can is 100 Times More Important Than IQ

I will be meetin a few people for breakfast at Hometown Diner at 8:30, let me know if anyone else is interested and all are welcome.

See You All Here Saturday

Christmas Letter To Iraq (Or anywhere else in the world our soldiers may be) Dear Husband; Dear Wife; Dear Light of my Life; Dear Mother; Dear Father; Dear Son; Dear Brother; Dear Sister; Dear Valued Friend; Dear Buddy; Dear Soul Mate; Dear One; Tonight my heart and mind are on you, As I gaze at our tree Christmas Eve, The angel on top is smiling down, And the lights are lovely to see. I am filled with thoughts of you tonight, I hope you're not all alone, It's not right for one to spend Christmas, Alone far away from home. Christmas candles are on the mantle, A scent of pine is in the air, I've spread greenery throughout the house, It looks like Christmas everywhere. There's foil-wrapped mints in the candy dish, On the front door, there's a wreath with a bow, And hanging near by on a ribbon, Is a sprig of Mistletoe. The outside lights are a real delight It seems there's more around town this year, I've only put one in our window, And it's there just for you, my dear. The turkey's defrosting now in the fridge, It will be ready to cook Christmas Day, Side-dishes are mixed; the Jell-O is fixed, And the pumpkin pies are made. Extra leaves have been placed in the table, The usual crowd, of course, will be here, You know it won't be the same without you, Oh my, how we'll miss you, my dear. They say you'll have a fine Christmas dinner, That the army will do it up right, I hope it is hot and you'll eat a lot, And you'll go to bed full Christmas night. I can't tell you how much you'll be missed, Although I miss you every day, But Christmas time is a special time, And you're so terribly far away. I started this letter to cheer you, But now I fear I've made you feel bad, I'm sorry; I shouldn't have done that, Please, honey, try not to be sad. Remember our Christmases of the past, Then think of the ones yet to be, We'll spend this year in each other's hearts, But next year you'll be here with me. I pray each day to the Lord above, To protect you and keep you from harm, May you be surrounded by angels, And be safe and secure in their arms. None of us ever thought one day We'd be at war in a foreign land, They said it would protect us at home, Isn't it strange? I don't understand. I do need to tell you, honey, How very proud I am of you, And though it may sound trite, I need to thank you, too. I know, my dear, you've learned how to shoot, But before that, you learned how to love, So, when you can, aim with your heart And trust God's guidance above. Now ... if you are out on the road, Or dug into a ditch, with no light, Look up high; see that star in the sky, It's the same star I'm seeing tonight. Years ago, a star exactly like that, Beamed down on the night Christ was born, It gave men hope then; it still does today, Merry Christmas, my darling, from home. Written by © Ginny (Virginia) Ellis

i'm coming even though the web site wont let me join