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jianantonic) wrote2014-12-16 08:14 am
jianantonic) wrote2014-12-16 08:14 am
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Dear Nina, December 2014
Dear Neens,
It was so fun having you visit me in Portland this year! I don't get to see you much at all, but I feel like I know you anyway because your parents keep me informed. I see new pictures on Facebook all the time, and I read their stories about what you're doing. So even though I'm not there, I'm following along at home.
But you didn't really know me before you came to visit, so I'm glad we had that opportunity to bond. You are so much fun! We rode the train and ate delicious junk food, and then we played a game of MAX conductor back in your hotel room. "All aboard! The doors are closing." "Doors to my left!" I wonder if you will always be so enthusiastic about trains. I still love them as an adult. They're so cool! I wonder how different trains will be when you are my age...
At Falcon Ridge, you are the star of the camp. Everyone wants to play with that darling, smiling toddler. So I felt very special that you specifically asked for Miss Meg. Everyone in Shantytowne is following your life as much as we can on Facebook, but I'm one of the lucky ones who got to spend some in-person time with you, so that made you more comfortable with me at camp. But really, you're comfortable with everyone. You know we all love you and you're happy to be the center of attention.
Your smile is infectious, and any time I'm feeling low, I can look at pictures of you and feel happier. I do hope I'll get to spend more time with you again in 2015. I know I'll see you on the Hill, but hopefully that won't be our only chance to hang. You're an awesome kid and I adore you. (Your parents are cool, too.)
Love,
Miss Meg
It was so fun having you visit me in Portland this year! I don't get to see you much at all, but I feel like I know you anyway because your parents keep me informed. I see new pictures on Facebook all the time, and I read their stories about what you're doing. So even though I'm not there, I'm following along at home.
But you didn't really know me before you came to visit, so I'm glad we had that opportunity to bond. You are so much fun! We rode the train and ate delicious junk food, and then we played a game of MAX conductor back in your hotel room. "All aboard! The doors are closing." "Doors to my left!" I wonder if you will always be so enthusiastic about trains. I still love them as an adult. They're so cool! I wonder how different trains will be when you are my age...
At Falcon Ridge, you are the star of the camp. Everyone wants to play with that darling, smiling toddler. So I felt very special that you specifically asked for Miss Meg. Everyone in Shantytowne is following your life as much as we can on Facebook, but I'm one of the lucky ones who got to spend some in-person time with you, so that made you more comfortable with me at camp. But really, you're comfortable with everyone. You know we all love you and you're happy to be the center of attention.
Your smile is infectious, and any time I'm feeling low, I can look at pictures of you and feel happier. I do hope I'll get to spend more time with you again in 2015. I know I'll see you on the Hill, but hopefully that won't be our only chance to hang. You're an awesome kid and I adore you. (Your parents are cool, too.)
Love,
Miss Meg