Thanks, first of all, to my daughter Leah, mother of little Kinneret (sometimes called “Monkilee”) who has updated my blog and added the most recent test post. Although I have been using computers for almost 27 years (oh my gosh!!! Can it possibly be that long!) I am still intimidated by them as relating to them becomes more and more complicated. It’s a long way from the TRS-80 Model III to where we are today. We certainly have lots more to see and do on these new computers, but trying to do anything more than use them intimidates me.<\/p>\n
Thanks, secondly, to my dear friend Sandy whose comment on a recent post left me speechless. Sandy and I have known each other for a very long time and she is 100% correct about having stood by me in my journey through life as a young brunette to a young blonde, back to a brunette, all the way through to my light brown dyed hair that might be gray, but I choose not to see it. She was with me through camp and high school and college- seeing me through my awkwardness and through my misadventures with boyfriends, through my broken heart, and through the joy of my engagement and marriage. Sandy shared my joy with the births of my children and followed me emotionally through my wanderings throughout the States and over to Germany and remained connected even after my aliya. I have shared in her joy with the birth of her children and their achievements and accomplishments. I was there to see her daughter marry and from a distance I have shared in her joy as one after another her grandchildren have been born (may they increase.) Sandy has always been kind and caring and friendly and genuine. Although she is multi-talented, she is humble and down-to-earth. Having her as part of my life has been and continues to be a blessing. So thank you to you, Sandy. Ad 120.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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