OK, I'm asking everyone I know and even people I don't know. (THE LOST IS FOUND!)‏

Myrna wrote: Have any of you seen my green/turquoise (or pink to LHT) ruffle-necked sweater? It was new for Christmas, a gift from LHT (the money and he went with me to pick it out). It goes with a pretty blouse. I quess I should use all of this discription in past-tense because I have not been able to figure out what I did with it. HELP!

Kirsten wrote: Did you bring it when we went to San Diego?  I'll look around. Kirsten
Myrna wrote: I did but I am certain that I brought it home. It is now on sale at ShopKo but they don't have my size. DRAT!

Myrna wrote: Yes, I am shouting for joy in all caps. Dad found my sweater. What joy! I first had to sit and remember where I wore it last (to the funeral on Tuesday) and then that I went to three meetings that day, after the funeral. I had been to all those places and I told Dad that I just knew that it had to be here at home. So, he took the challenge and started looking himself. There it was with the the other green things in my color-corrdinated closet (OCD) hiding between two blouses and pushed back so that it's sleeves were not visible. (I STILL think that the gremlines took it and then, when they were done tormenting me, they brought it back because I looked in my closet seven times. I had even looked there because I thought that was where it should be.) Whatever happened, I am delighted. I would tell you all that this is because I am old but it really is just because I am like that and always have been. "If it had been a snake it would have bit you," my grandmother used to tell me.

Kirsten wrote: So dad has turned into your AnnMarie. HeHeHe!

Myrna wrote: That's what motivated him. I said, "Dang! Where is AnnMarie when I need her."

The Mirror

The Mirror
Edmund Burke 1729 - 1797, Irish Philosopher.


I look in the mirror
And what do I see?
A strange looking person
That cannot be me.

For I am much younger
And not nearly so fat
As that face in the mirror
I am looking at.

Oh, where are the mirrors
That I used to know
Like the ones which were
Made thirty years ago?

Now all things have changed
And I`m sure you`ll agree
Mirrors are not as good
As they used to be.

So never be concerned,
If wrinkles appear
For one thing I`ve learned
Which is very clear,

Should your complexion
Be less than perfection,
It is really the mirror
That needs correction!!

The Lost is Found

OK, I'm aksing everyone I know and even people I don't know.
Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2012 19:58:32 +0000
Have any of you seen my green/turquoise (or pink to LHT) ruffle-necked sweater? It was new for Christmas, a gift from LHT (the money and he went with me to pick it out). It goes with a pretty blouse. I quess I should use all of this discription in past-tense because I have not been able to figure out what I did with it. HELP!

Kirsten: did you bring it when we went to San Diego?  I'll look around.
Kirsten

On Mar 1, 2012, at 3:13 PM, L H and Myrna Trauntvein wrote:

Yes, I am shouting for joy in all caps. Dad found my sweater. What joy! I first had to sit and remember where I wore it last (to the funeral on Tuesday) and then that I went to three meetings that day, after the funeral. I had been to all those places and I told Dad that I just knew that it had to be here at home. So, he took the challenge and started looking himself. There it was with the the other green things in my color-corrdinated closet (OCD) hiding between two blouses and pushed back so that it's sleeves were not visible. (I STILL think that the gremlines took it and then, when they were done tormenting me, they brought it back because I looked in my closet seven times. I had even looked there because I thought that was where it should be.) Whatever happened, I am delighted. I would tell you all that this is because I am old but it really is just because I am like that and always have been. "If it had been a snake it would have bit you," my grandmother used to tell me.

Kirsten:  So dad has turned into your AnnMarie. HeHeHe!

Myrna: It is true that AnnMarie has always had a knack for finding the items I have lost.