Monday, April 11, 2011

Update from Deirdre


Deirdre Russell; Financial Aid Assistant; Emory University Office of Financial Aid; (404)727-6039 (404)727-6709 (Fax)

What are you doing on Easter Sunday afternoon from 3:00 to 6:00 ?

Hunting for Easter Eggs of course!

Where?

At Deirdre Russell’s house (RSVP to ldyemma@gmail.com for the street address)

Why?

…um because we think hunting eggs is fun and we want to share the joy

What to bring?

Yourself, Your Family and your Easter Basket(s). Yes, even the grownups get to hunt eggs.

When?

Sunday, April 24th from 3 – 6

There will be light refreshments and beverages available. The Egg Hunt is first, food comes later, so don’t be late or you might miss all the fun!

Looking forward to seeing you there,

Deirdre

p.s. we have two dogs, so anyone with allergies just keep that in mind.

Sunday, April 24 · 3:00pm - 6:00pm


Location

Brackenwood House


More Info

Calling all toddlers, kids (and grown ups who like to hunt eggs)
Bring your basket and bring your thinking caps (Martin knows how to hide eggs REALLY well) and come to our house ready to search and search and search.
okay, and eat, drink and be merry as well
RSVP for directions
to ldyemma@gmail.com

see you there,
Deirdre, Martin & Ginny Russell

Deirdre Russell

"Time. I've got 24 hours in a day just the same as everyone else. How well will I use it?"

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Update from Kathy


I'm thrilled to report that Skip and I are going
to be first time grandparents--our son Brandon
and his wife Ellen, who live in Athens, are expecting
a bundle of joy around Thanksgiving. Needless to say,
we are reacquainting ourselves with all the baby and
toy stores! I was planning a trip back to Atlanta this
summer to catch up with many folks and now I have even
more reason to do so. I'll keep in touch and, hopefully,
many of us can get together and "do lunch"! It's so
much more fun catching up in person.

Update from Darlene McCarter Whitetree



BeBe thank you so much for the work you do on our MRS site. I keep meaning to go to some of the activities. It would be great to see some of the ladies I went to school with. Each time I think I am going to be able to join you, something happens. I fell on ice and broke my back in two places January 2010 then when I was feeling better after surgery, in December, my husband Bob was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. In the meantime I am enjoying reading about everyone with BEBEs help. I am still working and live in Cherokee, NC. If anyone comes up this way, come see me. 88-226-7325.
Darlene McCarter Whitetree

Update from Judy Baer


My husband and I have been traveling, again. We were in Beijing when the earthquake and tsunami happened in Japan. We were supposed to go to Hiroshima, Kobe, and Kyoto, Japan, but our cruise line added some days in other places and a new port in Taiwan to compensate. It was wonderful. I have learned to admire the Korean, Chinese, and Taiwanese people and their accomplishments.
Hope you and your loved ones are well and hppy.
Judy Baer

Friday, April 8, 2011

Tellus Science Museum MRS Event in Cartersville


Please join us for our MRS outing.
DATE OF OUR VISIT--APRIL 16, 2011; Meet at 10:30 AM; Tellus Museum is located in Cartersville, GA. exit 293 off I-75N; OR US HWY 41. Here, at this world-class museum we can explore the earth and search the stars--yes, in addition to four galleries, they have a planetarium. Cost for seniors--$8.00--(regular admission--$10). The planetarium has a guide, of course and the galleries are self explanatory.
Important to wear comfortable shoes--it is a big place! PLEASE LET JANE YELTON KNOW THAT YOU PLAN TO ATTEND. CALL HER AT 770.427.0533. TRY TO CAR POOL. Spouses are invited as well as friends. Keep in mind that the trips we make are places which YOU have indicated that you want to see. And, just so you know--the name TELLUS is appropriate. She was an ancient Roman Goddess of the earth, marriage and fertility; also identified with the Greek Goddess Gaea. It was her duty to take care of the earth. (She would have been a good member of Mu Rho Sigma, don't you think?)
ABOUT LUNCH. There is a restaurant there in the museum but Jane thinks we should go back to the place in Cartersville where we ate, following our visit to the Booth Museum of Western Art. Neither Jane nor Anne could think of the name; the place was funky but nice and good food! (Jane will look it up.)
WITH OUR MEMBERS--Jane Yelton continues to have problems with her blood pressure. Now, instead of being too high, the present medication causes it to be too low. She is being carefully monitored by her health care professional. Being too low it zaps her energy, of course, but like the rest of us, she has to keep going! In her case, this is a genetically inherited disease.
Be sure to check out the information that Nola Humphries listed in the blog about a musical performance which will be taking place at Kennesaw State University on the afternoon following our visit to Tellus Museum.
No update yet, but Pat Robertson's significant other was facing a cancer diagnosis--never welcome news. If Anne had time to call or email every member, she would have more news to share but it would super nice if we stayed in touch instead of letting ourselves become strangers.
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE. LOVE FROM JANE, ANNE AND BEBE.