It is so great to see these pictures! What a beautiful place to be recovering and vacationing in. Smiling faces are most definitely the best part :) Keeping you all in our prayers still!
I am sure that the beautiful views and clear air must be helping everyone's spirits and the physical healing process as well!
Excellent sheep photos - the flock looks wonderfully well cared-for, and happy (as sheep get) in their beautiful pasture. It's nice to see the beehives, too. We have a free-range one in the little house over our well-head - Charley has not had the heart to get it cleared. Of course, maybe that's why we had a bumper crop of raspberries this year.
It's more than comforting to see pictures of Sarah and especially to see Dave being Dave during his recovery!! The view looks breathtaking and almost inspiring! Send my love once more to everyone!!
The pics are beautiful!!! I know what the nights are like in the winter without heat!! We built a fire every night by 5!! Also when you can chew Luann, the cadbury bars are much better than here!!! Bring a bunch home to enjoy later!! Praying for good news from your upcoming doctor appointments!!!! Thinking of you!!!! Nancy Kovacs
Nice pictures!! I especially like the picture of a smiling Dave, and Sarah feeding sheep. I hate to say it Sarah, but you look like a natural at it. Keep the news and pictures coming! love, Cindy
I am so glad Vickie Tomlin forwarded this blog site to me. I just read through all the postings since the accident. The strength of your family, the people who have cared for you & the blogs from your beautiful friends and family is truly inspiring!
I tried to post a comment earlier, but I don't think it went through to you. Hopefully, this e-mail isn't redundant. When I read about your injuries to Michaella, she responded, "Oh, that really sucks! it's bad enough Mrs. Shuster was in such a terrible accident, but what adult wants to wear braces?" So, there's the insight of a 12 year old for you! :) Of course, this is the same girl who couldn't understand why she shouldn't be reading one of the books from the "Twilight" series during the 2 hour mass at which the Vienna Boys Choir was singing! When you're home I'll have Michaella entertain you with stories from our "Sound of Music Tour" with the Oberlin Choristers. Until then, you all will continue to be in our thoughts and prayers.
It is so great to see these pictures! What a beautiful place to be recovering and vacationing in. Smiling faces are most definitely the best part :) Keeping you all in our prayers still!
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Holly Sajna
I am sure that the beautiful views and clear air must be helping everyone's spirits and the physical healing process as well!
ReplyDeleteExcellent sheep photos - the flock looks wonderfully well cared-for, and happy (as sheep get) in their beautiful pasture. It's nice to see the beehives, too. We have a free-range one in the little house over our well-head - Charley has not had the heart to get it cleared. Of course, maybe that's why we had a bumper crop of raspberries this year.
Take care, and thanks for posting!
Jean and Charley
It's more than comforting to see pictures of Sarah and especially to see Dave being Dave during his recovery!! The view looks breathtaking and almost inspiring! Send my love once more to everyone!!
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The pics are beautiful!!! I know what the nights are like in the winter without heat!! We built a fire every night by 5!! Also when you can chew Luann, the cadbury bars are much better than here!!! Bring a bunch home to enjoy later!! Praying for good news from your upcoming doctor appointments!!!!
ReplyDeleteThinking of you!!!!
Nancy Kovacs
Great pictures and great smiles....thanks for sharing :)
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Lee
What a beautiful place and good to see Sarah and Dave smiling.
ReplyDeleteStill keeping the thoughts and prayers coming your way.
I want to give you a hug LuAnn and let you know how much you mean to me.
Love you, Sue
Nice pictures!! I especially like the picture of a smiling Dave, and Sarah feeding sheep. I hate to say it Sarah, but you look like a natural at it. Keep the news and pictures coming! love, Cindy
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ReplyDeleteI am so glad Vickie Tomlin forwarded this blog site to me. I just read through all the postings since the accident. The strength of your family, the people who have cared for you & the blogs from your beautiful friends and family is truly inspiring!
I tried to post a comment earlier, but I don't think it went through to you. Hopefully, this e-mail isn't redundant. When I read about your injuries to Michaella, she responded, "Oh, that really sucks! it's bad enough Mrs. Shuster was in such a terrible accident, but what adult wants to wear braces?" So, there's the insight of a 12 year old for you! :) Of course, this is the same girl who couldn't understand why she shouldn't be reading one of the books from the "Twilight" series during the 2 hour mass at which the Vienna Boys Choir was singing! When you're home I'll have Michaella entertain you with stories from our "Sound of Music Tour" with the Oberlin Choristers. Until then, you all will continue to be in our thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Patty & family