"40 & FABULOUS!!"
As I've mentioned, this year is a big year for landmark birthdays for many of our friends. Last night we got to celebrate good friend, Tina's, Big 40 Birthday at Bonko night. She had to put up with a little bit of "old jokes" & party favors; but, all in fun of course! :} The true celebration will be on our visit to NY together next month..so, I'm not far behind her myself! I thought this would be a good time to tell you more about our friend, Tina. She is such a good person...truly cares for others & will do ANYTHING for her loved ones. I'm not exaggerating either...she cooks a feast about every night for whoever happens to be at her house that night, has taken in many people who have been in their life transitions, will stop whatever she's doing if a friend is in need. We all had to watch her, and her family, go through a scary time in her life when her son, Cameron, was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 5. She was a single mom & putting herself through school as well during it all. Though we know not easy what-so-ever, she was so strong & managed to do it all, and be there every day for Cameron! He's now 16 & doing well...which we are so proud of him & his fight as well! Happy Birthday Tina...may your 40's be your best years yet!! We love you girlfriend!!She just had to wear the party favors!

"You're a WHAT? Get your butt over here girl!" :} 


Yea, you made it! :}
Roll 'em Baby!
Sure do love Girl's Night Out! :}
With yesterday being the Anniversary of the tragic 9/11 events, I hope you all took a moment to stop & think about what happened, to think about those who had to personally suffer from the tragedy, and to remember what a beautiful country we live in. 7 years later, I continue to feel just shocked when I watch any clips, still in disbelief this could happen...it's so surreal. I know there's lots of shows & news clips on the event; but, I was in awe of The History Channel's show last night....'102 Minutes That Changed The World'. This was unfiltered, as it happened, from more than 100 eyewitnesses...thier own personal videos, reactions as it was happening. Truly heartbreaking & more reality then I could even imagine. Not that you want to "relive" the moment; but, it is history that we were all a part of & can't forget! Though you knew what was next, you couldn't help but just plea for them to run. You couldn't look at thier eyes on the screen and begin to understand how that person felt at that moment. My heart continues to go out to those who personally had to experience it somehow. I will be visiting Ground Zero next month & can only imagine the feelings we will have knowing what has happened there. I so wish I could have seen The World Trade Center itself; but, will be sure to give my respects to those who were there that day.






