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Subject: Birthdays, thanks and best wishes

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Nordener

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Date Posted: 00:52:57 05/07/11 Sat

Belated birthday wishes to our May days born family members. I hope the festivities were grand and the presents abundant.

I appreciated the Mayor posting the Church bulletin. Some sounded like they were inked by Catherine Elizabeth in the Punkle Menagerie.

Many Thanks for a wonderful stay at the newly remodelled Vic Inn. The bed was just what the doctor ordered after the rubber mattress and pillow I faced at the Shouldice. And I was releived that I didn't have to work for my keep. The Stratford tradesmrn would not allow outside workers in their facility. Apparently they have a specific methodology to painting that the outside world is not privy to. Thanks to Christene, Jon and Alex for their visits and gifts, rides and relaxing stay. Noxt time Jon when I say it hurts when I laugh please remember that I mean it. Sorry I didn't make Dorinda's birthday but I had double th fun at Camden's. Thanks to my younger, smarter, rounder brother for his assistance in Wasaga. I'm sorry I took you away from your lovely wife and family but your efforts were invaluable and greatly appreciated.

I would like to wish the world travellers a bon voyage. I hope the weather is great and the trip is beyond compare. We're all envious.

Signing off for now as I am already over my twice annual posting limit.

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