This should cover it. HA HA!
I just wanted to let you know just how important you are to me, Becky.

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Its been rough, moving 4 times in 3 weeks, driving 3,200 miles, credit card being stolen, finding an apartment, and your hair turning green. But there's nothing we can't do when we are together. I love ya!!! We've almost made it through the hard times. I'm hoping everything will feel normal by New Years (which is coming up in 2 weeks).

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Chicago, Nashville, Kentuckiana, Vegas, and the trip out here...
doesn't it all seem like a dream? The only remnants we have now are the friends we made, the pictures we took, and some fading memories.
Did you know Christmas is just next week!
Now that is just so scary!
We are just so unprepared. We just got through unpacking our stuff.
Kiss me me and tell me this is all really happening.
--- These are the good old days ---
Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream. :^)

Mom picked me up we went to Wal-Mart.
Mom bought me a sweat outfit for a early Christmas present. I bought jim two pairs of long johns. I got me a 3 piece pajama out fit.
Mom and me had a great day together.
I got to see the kid's school.
I met some of their teachers they were very nice. Jeniffer lost her bible book for her class. Mom was working out how too get Jeniffer another book. I gave mom the money to get her the book.
We had a great family dinner.
Took pictures of everyone.
We will be leaving in the morning to Seattle Washington.
It will be a 18hr drive there. I promised mom that i would call her when we get too Seattle. I will make sure of that know matter how tired I am, just to say we made it here.
We .ove you all and will miss you.
This is becky signing off. Good night
Becky

Now, while Jonathon may look a little shifty in these pictures, he's really a great guy!!! We missed their wedding by four days. But then again, Tuesday morning, we thought we'd be in living in Louisville for two more months.

Saying goodbye to Peter is a sad thing. 
I think he's been at Kentucky Towers for 13 years.
From the very beginning, he'd been the one who would hang out with us in the rain, greeting people as they came and left.
Peter enjoys everyone he meets, and everyone enjoys his humor and wit.
And he knows EVERYBODY at TGIF's on 4th Street.
He's a computer consultant, like me, working and taking time off.
But I guess all things must come to an end.
He's settling down in Michigan, and taking a full time job.
It's a 5 hour drive from here to there, so we won't be seeing much of him.
Kentucky Towers and TGIF's won't be the same without him.
We will all miss you Peter.
You will always be my friend.