[Magdalen] One thing after another

[Marion Thompson]

Happy to hear all your good news,  especially working from home!  I 
greatly admire people who can work from home; I don't have the focus and 
self-discipline to do that, not day after day after day.  Nope.

Marion, a pilgrim

On 6/3/2015 4:09 PM, cady soukup wrote:
> Wow - all y'all have an awesome way with prayer pats!
>
> Jenks' & Molly's retirement services and church reception were
> amazing. (There is a community reception this coming weekend.) The
> choir managed 2 acapella songs - both moderately "interesting" - as a
> still-relatively-new tenor, it was quite exciting! Now
> we-the-small-c-church weather through the aftermath, one day at a
> time.
>
> I have a new job offer. Working from home. Have accepted it. Laptop
> due in the mail. A good friend from church works for the same company,
> so it's a relatively known entity. More government contracting, this
> time for the Veterans Administration & their computer systems.
>
> The results came back from the needle biopsy -- fully normal cells.
> The results from the skin biopsies are due on Friday.
>
> Samantha is doing well where she is. I fondly continue to hope she
> finds something for which she is willing to handle time in college.
> Her oldest brother never did graduate from college and is doing very,
> very well at Verisign - he just got married and their baby girl is due
> in September. Samantha's second brother graduated from film school and
> is now starting a baking business (along with being a waiter). Her
> third brother is the head chef at a local country pub, and is planning
> to move to Vancouver, Washington (of all places) somewhere around the
> end of 2015/beginning of 2016. He likes the area and knows that he can
> find a food industry job there. Lots of changes. I hope to be able to
> visit the far-flung places they end up.
>
> Many thanks - hugs all around - may God's peace be with you - Cady
>
>
> On 5/31/15, Susan Hagen <susanvhagen at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Wow, a lot going on.  I am very glad to hear the Sam is thriving.  <SNIP>