My younger daughter returned from Korea with the latest addition to the
grandchildren. Arie Seong Jin, a bright eyed baby boy, was adopted and
brought home last week, while I was in Europe. We got to see him Sunday,
and he's a cute little bugger.

My other daughter had her other breast removed last Friday down in
Richmond. She's doing well and returned home on Monday.

"JohnH" wrote in message
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My younger daughter returned from Korea with the latest addition to the
grandchildren. Arie Seong Jin, a bright eyed baby boy, was adopted and
brought home last week, while I was in Europe. We got to see him Sunday,
and he's a cute little bugger.

Congratulations.



My other daughter had her other breast removed last Friday down in
Richmond. She's doing well and returned home on Monday.

Glad to hear things are good with her.

..

Hope that gets all the bad stuff out of your daughter and she recovers
to a nornal life.

JohnH wrote:
My younger daughter returned from Korea with the latest addition to the
grandchildren. Arie Seong Jin, a bright eyed baby boy, was adopted and
brought home last week, while I was in Europe. We got to see him Sunday,
and he's a cute little bugger.

My other daughter had her other breast removed last Friday down in
Richmond. She's doing well and returned home on Monday.

Congrats on the new grandbaby.
My sincere best wishes for your other daughter's full recovery.

Peculiar how life can slap ya and kiss ya, both at the same time,
sometimes.

On 25 Sep 2006 10:56:28 -0700, "Chuck Gould"
wrote:


JohnH wrote:
My younger daughter returned from Korea with the latest addition to the
grandchildren. Arie Seong Jin, a bright eyed baby boy, was adopted and
brought home last week, while I was in Europe. We got to see him Sunday,
and he's a cute little bugger.

My other daughter had her other breast removed last Friday down in
Richmond. She's doing well and returned home on Monday.

Congrats on the new grandbaby.
My sincere best wishes for your other daughter's full recovery.

Peculiar how life can slap ya and kiss ya, both at the same time,
sometimes.

Yeah!

Here's the blog site of the one who adopted. Scroll down a bit and you can
see the new addition.

http://www.ourthreelittleducks.blogspot.com/
--
John

JohnH wrote in
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Arie Seong Jin, a bright eyed baby boy, was adopted and
brought home last week, while I was in Europe. We got to see him Sunday,
and he's a cute little bugger.


Boy those American college students are gonna be ****ed when he's in
College. If there's ONE Asian student in the class, it means everyone else
has ZERO chance of being valedictorian....(c;

Congratulations on bringing home the guy who's going to design our pencil-
sized computer mainframe....Thanks!

On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 16:07:29 -0400, Larry wrote:

JohnH wrote in
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Arie Seong Jin, a bright eyed baby boy, was adopted and
brought home last week, while I was in Europe. We got to see him Sunday,
and he's a cute little bugger.


Boy those American college students are gonna be ****ed when he's in
College. If there's ONE Asian student in the class, it means everyone else
has ZERO chance of being valedictorian....(c;

Congratulations on bringing home the guy who's going to design our pencil-
sized computer mainframe....Thanks!

Now that I'm a sub, and can have an opinion, I always tell students to sit
next to a Korean if they're worried about grades!
--
John

JohnH wrote in
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Now that I'm a sub, and can have an opinion, I always tell students to
sit next to a Korean if they're worried about grades!


Just do exactly what HE does and you can be salutatorian, standing right
behind him. LUCKILY for us, most of them working in menial tasks here,
like in a Chinese restaurant, don't speak English, giving natives some
chance at better jobs. They simply don't realize their full potential in
time.

Eastern Buffet is a wonderful Chinese restaurant, here. A black lady was
standing at the cashier's counter waiting to pay her bill. The 7-8 year
old son of one of the family members who owns the place walked around
behind the counter and she was reluctant to hand him her credit card. I
told her he was probably a Junior at university waiting for his opening
at MIT to further his career and he'd do it right. She looked so
astonished watching him use the credit card machine and the cash
register, handing her both receipts nicely stapled together in rapid
succession. I said to her, "Watch this." I handed him my bill and a
Twenty which he rung up and didn't bother to put the twenty into the
computer, counting up the change, twice, to make sure it was correct,
something most McDonald's MANAGERS are incapable of accomplishing if
their computer goes down.....(c;

I chalk it up to genetics....which, I'm told, isn't politically
correct....

He'll have his MBA by 2007....when he's 9. What them put a box in front
of the microphone so he can reach it at commencement....(c;

--
There's amazing intelligence in the Universe.
You can tell because none of them ever called Earth.

JimH wrote:
"JohnH" wrote in message
...
My younger daughter returned from Korea with the latest addition to the
grandchildren. Arie Seong Jin, a bright eyed baby boy, was adopted and
brought home last week, while I was in Europe. We got to see him Sunday,
and he's a cute little bugger.

Congratulations.



My other daughter had her other breast removed last Friday down in
Richmond. She's doing well and returned home on Monday.

Glad to hear things are good with her.

Agreed !

Hope all goes well, with all concerned.