After spending a few days with us, Miss Ontario seems to be a little leery of who she is leaving to cover the maternity center as supervisors and staff.
Miss North Carolina having been used to the 6pm curfew up in the rural clinic gets quite giggly when we keep her up past 9pm. We thought she was just giddy when she tried to convince us they sing a song called the Redneck Reindeer in North Carolina.
Thanks to Google, we no longer suspect she brought a little something extra back from the tribes...there really is a LeeRoy the Red Neck Reindeer.
Yes, the clinic is in VERY good hands...
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Santa, Baby
[referring to the song Santa Baby] "If the list of fellas not kissed is directly proportionate to the fulfillment of desired gifts, I am so totally cleaning up this year." - Joy Slabaugh
I'll be looking for that convertable and those checks...
I'll be looking for that convertable and those checks...
Monday, December 19, 2005
We Won't Be Home For Christmas
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas! My friend Crystal (down from the tribes to help cover the clinic over Christmas) says "The person who wrote 'I'll Be Home For Christmas' should be shot"...I got teary myself when I walked into a store to hear 'you will get a sentamental feeling when you hear...voices saying lets be jolly deck the halls with boughs of holly.'
Sunday, December 18, 2005
Tribal Tat
Saturday, December 17, 2005
The next generation
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
Pine Trees?
At the end of our tribes trip three of us went further north to a little town with guest houses, pine trees, and COLD weather (what, 60?). Eating in this log cabin with a real tree and wool mittens made it feel like Christmas. This was definately the best Christmas present. (Almost feels like Christmas is over now that I'm back in the hot city)
Green Eggs & Ham
Trecking
Thursday, December 01, 2005
It's beginning to look like Christmas
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