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It's a small world...

So you really think about how small this big, big world really is....unbeliveable! Today, I was reunited with a very good friend that I haven't seen or talked to in 10 years! It had been entiely too long! With the technology today, you'd think that we would have reconnected somehow, someway....but not until today. My sister and brother-in-law were meeting with a financial advisor and the name sounded familiar and I guess through conversation, my sister discovered that this advisor was the husband of this wonderful friend I have been out of touch with. With an exchange of phone numbers, email addresses (and blog sites) - POOF! We just had the best converstation (well, one that can be had where there are needy little ones in the background asking for a snack every 3 minutes) and it's like we haven't missed a beat! Katie - I'm so glad you called and I know that we will FOR SURE be in touch all the time. Looking foward to seeing you soon and having our families meet. I have no doubt they will have as much fun together as you and I had in our McNick days (was that really 15 yrs ago?). I really have missed you! Here's to good friends....I wish I had some embarassing picture to post. I'll work on digging one up!

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The McHughs said…
It truly is such a small world and I am very glad it is - otherwise we just might not have reconnected! I'm looking forward to catching up on all the lost time. Thanks for the very sweet post and know that the feelings are the same on my end!

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