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Mike's Graduation May 2008
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Welcome to the Neighborhood!
Many are asking where Mom and Dad moved to, well that's a long story! They were in the process of finding a home large enough for them and the Skinners when they put their house on the market. Since Monty was just called to be Bishop of our ward (Fair Oaks 5th), they thought it would be best to look in the ward boundaries. Mom and Dad's house sold before they could find another one to move into so they are currently at Annie and Monty's home. (Which is ten houses down from mine). So I'm not complaining. They are eagerly looking for a large enough home for them all. Because of the housing market, most of the homes they are looking at are either in foreclosure or a short sale so the process can be a long one. It's a little cozy but the kids are enjoying the company. It's one big party at the Skinners. Dad recently went to the doctor and we found out that he has been drinking way way too much water. Duh? So, limiting the salt intake and cutting way back on water has made some dramatic improvements. And less work for all of us. Dad sometimes gets confused of where he lives but still seems to find the salami where ever he is....Mom seems relieved and it's nice to be able to see her daily and really help in Dad's care. We appreciate your prayers as this isn't an easy task for anyone. I personally appreciate the Skinner's taking on this responsibility and know they will be blessed for it. This is a new chapter in the DeGruccio's life, and it's going to be a good one. They are surrounded by family and in an awesome ward with a loving Bishop. I know they will be loved and appreciated in our ward! They have an offer on one home and are looking into making an offer on another since they haven't heard back from the original one. Keep for fingers crossed and keep them in your prayers!
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thanks, jenny! the blog looks great. i'm so happy that eileen is no longer alone. mike and i are also extremely grateful to all of you for all you do for them when we can't be there to chip in.
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