Best, Best, Best Wishes

I'm having a little guilt here because I just have not found the time to post to everyone's surgery pages as I had hoped. I have gotten a few of you in since the beginning of the month, but realized tonight that I just won't get the time to post to everyone's page. I want you all to know that I'm thinking of each and every one of you. As is my cultural tradition, I have lit cedar and sage, faced the four directions and asked for blessings for all of you. My father is an elder in our tribe and I have asked him to do a ceremony for all of the Marchers so that they may have a safe journey. Warm wishes for a long and happy life, Connie

Wow, Connie...how precious!! I became aware of Native American customs and traditions through a club I belonged to for awhile, and I must say, I'm so amazed and awed by it all. I'm so touched by the ceremonies you and your father offered on our behalf -- thank you so very much, and please express my gratitude to your father, too. Tomorrow's our day, Surgery Sis...first one to Newpouch buys the first round of water! Kimmer Queen of the Niners, Instigator to All Marchers, High Priestess of Giggles ETA: 15 hours, 6 minutes to Newpouch City Limits

Connie Thank you for your blessing my thoughts and prayers are with you see you on the other side 7 days and I will be joining you.

Thank you so much for your wonderful traditions...good luck tomorrow, I will be thinking about you and hoping for wonderful beginnings for you.