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The Annual Weldon Christmas Letter

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Well here is a quick glimpse into our lives....Beths Christmas Letter Merry Christmas to all! We have had a happy, healthy year. I thought that I woul d be more organized this year and so Sarah e-mailed the funny incidents that happened throughout the year so that I could write the letter without m y failing memory. Unfortunately, m y computer died in early November and I lost all of my e- mails. Some of you will be celebrating that my letter is not as newsy (long) or outrageous (embarrassing to all involved) this year. Next year I will have to try a hardcopy and hope I don’t lose it again or try backing up my computer and attempt e-mails one more time! All grandpar en ts are doing well and we just got back from an activity packed 80th birthday weekend for Pop in St. Augustine where he did th e Alligator f arm obstacle co urse/zip lines! Mom informed everyone no gifts, just a fond Pop memory oh, and an obituary for Pop, both to be read at his birthday dinner. None of my kids ha

Blogger Outreach Newsletter: New Photo and Video Sharing Facebook App

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Disaster preparedness for horse owners

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Disaster preparation for Horse owners As Hurricane season is upon us here in Florida it is past time to seriously address the task of preparation. Efforts taken today can save a great deal of anxiety and heartache in the future. Unfortunately, many of us are procrastinators by nature and wait until the news reports of the approaching storm prod us into some form of action. Every year when this happens you find yourself frantically wandering the isles of your local store searching empty shelves for bottled water and batteries with several hundred of your closest friends and neighbors. This doesn’t need to happen. With just a little time and effort now you will find yourself much more prepared and not just another aimless zombie in the golden hoard. Even if you are like me and lack the “organizational gene” you will find that following some simple guidelines can help get you ready for the eventual day when, as they say…. the manure hits the oscillating rotator. By breaking things dow