"One morning I'm gonna reach up and grab a handful of stars and look over to God and say 'How 'bout that!'"
Please excuse all spelling mistakes and typos; this is more a metaphysical journey as opposed to a grammatical adventure. :)
Molly Lipka
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Congratulations Danny and Lindy!
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Anonymous said…
Molly - welcome to this world! I am just speechless! (and soon you will know that is NEVER how I am ){smile} Words can't convey what it's like seeing your picture for the first time! I can't wait to meet you in person. All my prayers and wishes are for you to have the best life has to offer always dear Grand-Daughter! Love - Nana Rita
Anonymous said…
Hello Molly! (sounds like "Hello Dolly"!)
You're VERY cute! We can't wait to meet you!
Abigail and Grandma Susu
Anonymous said…
Congratulations to you both! Linda, both Keith and I are so happy for you. Dan, we haven't met yet, but I am sure we will when you are in California.
Molly, you have wonderful taste in parents and are truly blessed.
Love always,
Meredith & Keith Rattay Friends of Max & Carol
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Congratulations to you all from Scotland. What a beautiful baby and so glad you didn't need the rhubarb Lindy !!!
My girlfriend and I have two extra tickets to Much Ado About Nothing in the park tonight (Saturday August 7). Since we thought selling free tickets was a little unethical, we decided to have a contest to see who needs them the most. So, if you are interested please go to http://danlipka.blogspot.com/ and post a comment that best describes why you want/need the tickets. The stories can be made up, but you have to specifically say if it is fictional (true stories carry more weight than fiction, but creativity is also a good thing). If you have any questions post them on the blog or email them to me. Tickets can be picked up on the upper east side or by the theater. Contest ends at 6:00 unless something changes, (well maybe at 5:30). Good Luck.
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You're VERY cute! We can't wait to meet you!
Abigail and Grandma Susu
Molly, you have wonderful taste in parents and are truly blessed.
Love always,
Meredith & Keith Rattay
Friends of Max & Carol
Our love to you all
Margaret and Robert xxx