Mister Ree

So we had a companion on our way to Tucson today.  He will be with us throughout this experience.  His name is Mister Ree.  He's a short little guy with arms and legs that stick out.  We took pictures of him in front of Picacho Peak, sitting in a payphone (who's seen one of those lately?) and at the front gate of Davis-Monthan AFB.  He's pretty excited about this trip. 

With any luck he will have to say good-bye to much of his family in the next few days, but he doesn't mind; he has a big family and there are more waiting to join him. 

As we have time, while we're here for the book signing, we will post the occasional blog to let ya'll know how things are going.  It would be great if you would leave comments on the blog. 

Just to change the subject, I hope you saw Aunt Susan's comments about our book.  She said it was a good little read and that she could picture us as little girls and could also see Mom and Dad.  Even though it's a work of fiction, there are many elements of the Wilkersons.  They say to write what you know and that's kind of what we did.  So, those of you who know us and who knew Mom and Dad may find yourselves thinking "yep, she would definitely say, 'I don't need you in a minute, I need you now!'", or "I can picture him laughing until tears poured down his cheeks".  It kind of keeps Mom and Dad right in front of us, in a way.  But you'll see what I mean when you read the book.  And for those of you who didn't know our Mom and Dad, we hope you'll feel like you know them.

Anyway, time to relax so I can digest this 1/2 ribeye I had for dinner.  Hope to hear from  you all. 

Sweet dreams,

Terry, Lynda and Mister Ree

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