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MIGHTY MINUTES
Attending today was: Rita, Jerry and his assistant Rachel, ‘El’Biserra, Roy, Dennis, Barbra and Rose Davis who provided the blessing for this day. There were lots of songs and laughter. All with feelings of concern for missing regular members (Nellie and Jean) and interest in future community events.
Tonkawa luncheon selections were all very tasty and healthy choices that added to the experience of community: a masterful eggplant dish, noodle casserole. There were numbered chicken wings and corn muffins with real butter, sliced beets, yogurt, pickled carrots and jalapenos. Lastly, there was Ginger ale with delicious apples and fresh oranges for dessert.
It is a blessed day when we can gather together in fellowship and with a potluck feast and most joyous to enjoy each others’ good company. Finally this lack of football day signaled the doldrums season until baseball starts. There were some guys over by the ocean banging little balls around stolen Kumeyaay land. But we enjoyed winter such as it known in San Diego, the finest climate in the Nation. Everyone is welcome maybe we will see you next month, March 2015.
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