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So we seem to be stuck.The end of summer and nothing much going on.
Poor Mark is still on our minds and we hope he gets better soon.

On an up note after six operations I can now bend my right index finger. It doesn't sound like much but you all try and go two years without properly picking your nose and see how you feel!

Anyone else out there?

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Kathleen said…
Great to see you are still keeping up on your old activities. May I say "YUCK"!!!! Find a new hobby. Glad to read the hand is doing well.
5 September 2008 at 10:06
Tom Diletti said…
Cool..... Remember the GRIP!!!
5 September 2008 at 13:00
colleen vennard said…
Those were some great pics!! Maybe I will make it out there next year!
Glad to hear about your finger Rob!
5 September 2008 at 17:22
robbyblogger said…
Kathy I do want to start a new hobby, but Tamara won't let me wear spandex and a cape to fight crime. Something about "Have you looked in a mirror?"
Tom I don't remember the GRIP.
Colleen, Kevin has that memorial golf tournie set for soon so you need to be here for that.
5 September 2008 at 21:34
colleen vennard said…
I can't that is the day of our annual general meeting! I will be in Calgary for that!
6 September 2008 at 13:36
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