We will be leaving tomorrow to spend Thanksgiving with my oldest son, George. It looks like snow is predicted for the Kansas City area but that may not be a problem. He lives on the west side of Kansas City at Shawnee, Kansas, and quite often the weather doesn’t materialize. However, we have until Sunday so hopefully we will not be snowbound.

A trip to George’s always means pizza at our favorite pizza shop in our old neighborhood. We meet Becky’s high-school girl friend and her family to enjoy the good food, good cheer and excited jabbering. Much akin to a flock of turkey’s doing their gobble thing. It’s always a lively gathering.

We plan to return on Sunday and I’m sure our kitties will be glad to see us. One is going to stay in the garage, two in the house, one to be boarded with Rocky’s little poodle and our little sick one is going with us. (Oh please don’t let me see any more stray kitties.)

Hopefully on Monday I will be here to post the end of 1984 and beyond. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving to all of you from Rocky and me…..in this great land of ours we have much to be thankful for. God bless our service men and women.

Essentially Esther