Monday, July 19, 2004
Back home again
The JR Scheuber family have returned to their abodes from their annual trip to Pismo Beach. All had a great time swimming, water sliding, golfing, beachcombing, eating out each night, shopping the outlet stores, and playing games each night in our motel rooms.
All the male members and Marge went golfing. Actually John golfed 4 times while we were there. (watch out Leo!) We made our usual plaster of paris sand sculptures and attracted the beachcombers wondering what we were doing with our heads in the sand. This tradition goes back years ---- starting with the PJ's. Marge and Jay learned how to do these sculptures from June Bates art class.
Ann and Max, Casey and boys, John and Diane Corgiat joined us for some of the activities. We tried to lose the kids one night as we headed for Old Juan's Mexican Restaurant. They were there ahead of us. We found our own table away from the action. Actually the grandkids were great. One night we all went out to MCFlintocks (sp?) and were complimented on our lovely well-mannered grandchildren. No comment on the kids and grandparents though!
While we were gone we found out a dear lodge member died at age 72 of cancer and Dr. Woodward (VSI veterinarian and president of the company) has about 2 weeks to live as he battles the cancer that he has had for years. John is so very upset at hearing this news.
So good to hear news from Bryan and Tammy. Does anyone know when Bill and Fran are returning home? Hope to hear from them soon.
Oleomarge
All the male members and Marge went golfing. Actually John golfed 4 times while we were there. (watch out Leo!) We made our usual plaster of paris sand sculptures and attracted the beachcombers wondering what we were doing with our heads in the sand. This tradition goes back years ---- starting with the PJ's. Marge and Jay learned how to do these sculptures from June Bates art class.
Ann and Max, Casey and boys, John and Diane Corgiat joined us for some of the activities. We tried to lose the kids one night as we headed for Old Juan's Mexican Restaurant. They were there ahead of us. We found our own table away from the action. Actually the grandkids were great. One night we all went out to MCFlintocks (sp?) and were complimented on our lovely well-mannered grandchildren. No comment on the kids and grandparents though!
While we were gone we found out a dear lodge member died at age 72 of cancer and Dr. Woodward (VSI veterinarian and president of the company) has about 2 weeks to live as he battles the cancer that he has had for years. John is so very upset at hearing this news.
So good to hear news from Bryan and Tammy. Does anyone know when Bill and Fran are returning home? Hope to hear from them soon.
Oleomarge
