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Time To Dance
After 18 holes and Happy Hour, we headed for home to visit the babies and then to the Elks to meet friends and dance until 11:00 or so. Ed and Kathy joined us for the first time at the Elks! … Continue reading
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Breakfast At The Ranch
Bunny joined us for breakfast as she was playing with us and James at 10:45. We got there first and when she arrived, we told her that we had ordered the Old Ranch breakfast special. She ordered the same…. Then … Continue reading
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876 Miles In Two Short Days
We made a mad run to Saratoga and Stockton and back home. First we picked up Hannah on Saturday afternoon and she stayed overnight. Sunday morning we headed out to drop off Hannah in Saratoga and had a fondue dinner … Continue reading
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Nightlighters; Star Studded Evening
We went to LAX Radisson for a great dance with the Nightlighter’s Dance Club. We sat with the Woolston’s which is always a load of fun. Our other table mates are just a joy as we chatted all night. You … Continue reading
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Dinner Is Served
Sarah and Jon fixed dinner for us and we added a few others like Vicky and Del from next door and Dave and Laurie. We ate and laughed and told stories until we were almost sore! Join dinner fun!! Remember: … Continue reading
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Memories Of Panda Panda
Our local Chinese restaurant was named Panda Panda and Jon went there for many many years. Panda Panda is now in Sunset Beach but the same chef is there and the same folks we knew now run the place. Good … Continue reading
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Time To Cruise With Sarah & Jon
Jon is our oldest grandson and he moved to New Hampshire a while back! He met a young lady and decided it was time for a vacation! Sarah and Jon joined us on a weekend cruise to Mexico! Join the … Continue reading
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Leatherby’s Café Rouge After The Lion King
After the play we went to Orange County’s culinary epicenter which is found at Leatherby’s Café Rouge, in the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall. The manager and staff were taking care of some late evening diner’s so we enjoyed … Continue reading
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We Played 18th And Then A Drink Before The Play
We were just sitting there minding our own business after a great game with Marty and Tim (a new friend) when Charlotte showed up on the putting green. She left to play nine holes and then James showed up after … Continue reading
TV Movie: Loves Enduring Promise
We are suckers for romantic movies! In this Janette Oke sequel to “Love Comes Softly,” the eldest child in an 1800s frontier family, Missie Davis is a bright and beautiful elementary schoolteacher whose love for the prairie is matched only … Continue reading