Class Notes

The quarantine regulations are far less arduous now as there is no mandatory hotel quarantine stay any longer. Yes, daily testing for a week, but a small price to pay for being back in this wonder city.

People are SO happy to see returning visitors.
I was in HK two weeks ago. Once the quarantine regs were lessened, I headed there to make certain our beloved city was still there. I had a wonderful time roaming the city. I had a lovely dinner at Claire Chao’s (class of ‘79 ) and her mother’s apt. Claire also lives in Hawaii.

Busy, busy, busy. I became Grandma three more times, bringing my total grandchildren to 35. I am truly blessed. Frank and I had a chance to visit Mallorca, Spain for two weeks in June and have fun in Pigeon Forge, TN in September. Surgery has not been on my bucket list. However, I’ve had two total knee replacements and a total hip replacement, but they haven’t kept me off the pickleball court. I was back at it two weeks after my hip surgery and four weeks after each knee. Sewing is a huge part of my life. I made eight quilts, fun Halloween trick or treat bags and aprons, to name a few of my projects. I have a new passion. I participated in Wreaths Across America last year, by laying wreaths on veteran’s graves. I knew I wanted to do more, so I became a coordinator for Bear Lake County, Idaho, the area where I live. It has been a huge time commitment and I’m looking forward to December 17th, the day we lay the wreaths to honor our veterans who have sacrificed so much for us. As 2022 draws to a close, I’m thankful for many things and look forward to 2023.