Thanks
I just wanted to take a moment to thank everyone for the wonderful Birthday wishes, even with the terrible news about Inka you all took a moment for me. I appreciate it so much. I had dinner with my son and DIL and of course the kids. Christian wrote his own name on the Birthday card. I will treasure that. He now also is riding his two wheeler without the training wheels. And of course Heidi is so precious. We are going out to dinner with my daughter and SIL Sat. night for my Birthday also.
Oh! In TX your driver's license expires on your Birthday. I was able to mail in my renewal the last two times, which makes it about 12 years since I actually had to go to the DPS to renew. I guess after that amount of time they want a new picture. So I went yesterday and spent 3 hours there. Whew! Anyway, it is done now.
Just a few words about Inka. She was one of the first people I met here on DS, in Sept of '07. I was just starting chemo and she just found out about her recurrance. She had been through it before so she helped me through it. She used to journal every day and she would post a picture of the sunrise from her cottage. She also would post her poems and artwork. It was a joy to open up my computer to see what Inka was up to. She journaled about her family and her history. She was so open. Then there were the adventures with Ela. She had such a way with words that she brought you right in there with her. She was a rock for all of us. She will be sorely missed.
Love to all of you,
Anita
Oh! In TX your driver's license expires on your Birthday. I was able to mail in my renewal the last two times, which makes it about 12 years since I actually had to go to the DPS to renew. I guess after that amount of time they want a new picture. So I went yesterday and spent 3 hours there. Whew! Anyway, it is done now.
Just a few words about Inka. She was one of the first people I met here on DS, in Sept of '07. I was just starting chemo and she just found out about her recurrance. She had been through it before so she helped me through it. She used to journal every day and she would post a picture of the sunrise from her cottage. She also would post her poems and artwork. It was a joy to open up my computer to see what Inka was up to. She journaled about her family and her history. She was so open. Then there were the adventures with Ela. She had such a way with words that she brought you right in there with her. She was a rock for all of us. She will be sorely missed.
Love to all of you,
Anita
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