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Dear friends from Kentucky,

I regret to inform you that in just 4 short months we have a Card that has decided to become a (Georgia)Bulldog.


(Today is "team" day at school)

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Anonymous said…
As "transplants" ourselves - this is hilarious. We are still loyal to our IN teams and Ty is too - so far!!! We'll see!

btw - one of your songs (Wonderful, Merciful Saviour)is one of my favorites - think it is one of the most beautiful worship songs I know and especially for my own private time with God!
November 8, 2007 at 7:56 AM
Unknown said…
Sandi, Music speaks to my heart too! I love most of Selah's music but Wonderful, Merciful Saviour is really meaningful to me too.

David bought this CD during a difficult period and I would listen, back it up, and listen again!

We saw Selah in an outdoor concert last summer before we moved--what amazing harmony!
November 8, 2007 at 8:17 AM
Mary Ellen said…
What an improvement over the picture down below!

I feel like I can almost smell the food coming through the screen. Happy houswork today.

I'll miss you this weekend! Make sure you check out my blog today, be prepared to laugh... "-)
November 8, 2007 at 9:16 AM
Anonymous said…
I can't believe that Samuel has traded the good ole Cards.... which this year aren't that great but still what happened to loyalty!LOL
November 8, 2007 at 9:22 AM
UL Cards Fan said…
Amy, I was so glad to hear your encouraging health news. My husband ran the San Antonio Marathon yesterday and since he doesn't like to fly we are on a marathon road trip. We have already driven over 1400 miles ! I got to attend Max Lucado's church on Sunday while Ernie ran and today I "waved" to Beth as we passed her church in Houston. I just read about your son's TEAM CHANGE. We look really good in basketball so maybe he will change back. GO CARDS!!!!!! Linda
November 12, 2007 at 11:10 PM
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