April 3, 2006
I hope you had a nice weekend. We had some major stoms with threats of tornados. I called Mom and asked if she was alright and she said she was ok. Later on, after the storm, I called her up and made the comment that she must have seen alot of tornados in her lifetime. She replied, "Kieto, I haven't seen that many tornados in my life, but I have seen the destruction they behind thousands of times." I asked, "On TV?" She answered, "No, everytime I visit your house it looks like it's been hit by a tornado!" Don't that beat all?
This weekend, I did do alot of reflecting on my life over the last six years. I mean, as you get older, one of the most precious things you have is your memories. The memories of things you've done and your accomplishments. The memories of the places you've been and the friendships and relationships you've made along the way. These are all part of what makes us tick today.
I've spent a lot of time at the PC over the last six years. I haven't been to alot of places. I haven't done alot of things outside of work. And I haven't met a whole lot of people face to face. However, I can see he work that I've done on the Net and most important, made some wonderful friends from this ezine. Some are still with us, and some are gone. But for the most part, I came up with what I thought was a good summary of the last six years. I am glad you came into my life. I know there's a reason for everything in this life. I started this ezine 6 years ago this month. I had no idea where it was to go, how it was going to work, or even if it was going to work.
Also, a little over six years ago, I didn't even know how to turn a computer on. I turned the monitor on and nothing showed up on the screen. I called my friend Stephanie and told her the "TV" didn't work. She laughed and said, "That's a monitor and the pc was the box along side of it and that need to be turned on as well." Now I'm designing and promoting web sites. And will you just look at the Kitchen Club? It's my best work and I think it is so clean.
Another thing I am grateful for are the friends my Mom has made because of the ezine. She still is pen pals with a few subscribers that have kept in touch. She looks forward to the getting the mail and reading what is going on in their lives. She'll call me when she gets a letter and is just thrilled. Thank you for that.
This Easter Season is a very special time of year. I pray and ask God to Bless you as He has Blessed me. Thank you for subscribing and being a member of my extended family.
Check this site out when you get a chance. Join the Kitchen Club. It's so cool!
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