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Vicki and I are extremely blessed with wonderful children. Because we have such great kids, blending them together may pose some occasional challenges, but if our first meeting was any indication...our kiddos will be BEST FRIENDS. We had a great day playing pick up basketball, and taking them to the Dallas zoo. Much fun was had by all! Truly blessed to have 2 new sons to my already great family unit.

This is our beautiful home in Warsaw, Tx. Warsaw is on a country road between the small country towns of Crandall and Scurry. It is 7 miles SW of Crandall and 3 miles NE of Scurry. Our zip code shows Kaufman, our water comes from Scurry, and our school distict is Crandall...whew!

... that they won't be there? Hopefully the following paragraph will help answer some of those questions.

Both Paul and I have always shared the passion for traveling. The desire to travel and experience and learn about other cultures has been a constant in our lives long before we ever met each other. Our 2 ˝ years of dating has afforded us multiple opportunities for domestic travel and limited ...

... ons live na die Oscars gekyk. Gister het ek allerhande huis takies verrig soos was en stryk. I have to earn my keep somehow!! :-) Gisteraand en vandag is dit net ons/ek en die nuwe laptop! Ek moet bieg ek raak partymaal nostalgies oor die huis. Ten spyte van al ons opwinding hier mis ons ons familie en vriende. Dankie Mandie, dit klink my jy sorg baie mooi vir alles daar en ek dink as ons kruie tuin die keer floreer is dit te danke aan jou! :-)

We drove the little Toyota to Papa and Dede's house with Dad, Mae, and Brannan in the Hybrid. We had a great time and got to complete all of the mandatory activities: Nertz, lasagna, golf (dad, papa, and bill), and made a couple of new ones: Project X, four square, lebanese restaurant. Check it out.

... and now a chance at having a loving family. Liberia is the the process of rebuilding after a devastating civil war from 1990-2003. Although it is one of the poorest countries in Africa, it is home to some of the most optimistic people in Africa as they now have a chance to live in peace. The war devastated the infrastructure of the country and it's people. Many children lost their parents. We will be ...

... of the Kelvingrove Museum -- the Mackintosh Gallery, walked through Glasgow Univeristy and Kelvingrove and had a delicious dinner at Mother India's Café. I have lots of pictures. I can't figure out how to upload them. The Alamo owner is kindly letting me use his laptop, and he's about ready to go to bed. I'll try a little on the pictures, then wrap it up. It's 11:00pm here. Night all.

Hello, All. If you're too busy, or not interested, just hit delete! But I am going to try to write about my trip along the way, wherever I get access to a computer, as it will help me feel more connected to home. Have to finish packing and get to bed. Hopefully, my next post will be from Glasgow, and all will be going well with you and yours. Sharon

... and I was able to partake of a recent Costa-Rica-found favorite of mine; Ceviche! Love that stuff. It's the mix of lime and cilantro that does it. In order to stay free of charge at the resort for the next 4 days, I was required to attend a presentation. It was pretty painless and worth the stay at the site. They only wanted me to give them $7000 to stay at their various resorts. What, with no wi-fi or pet runs? pass. Nice place though. Earlier, Doug, Julie and I went ...

... unless you count the finger indentations on the steering wheel and the cool thing was that it only took me 3 tries to backup the trailer into its slot (not bad for my first time backing up). It was a perfect place to begin my journey. I stayed there for 5 days surrounded by the best the Hill Country has to offer; oak trees, a perfect breeze off the lake and frequent visits by white-tailed deer. The dogs, (Casey, Jetta and Buck) and I took the time to breathe, relax and rearrange ...