Navajo Methodist Mission Alumni Association

Life in Georgia is as expected—rainy, humid, full of people and traffic. Takes forever to get from one point to another. But the people I’ve met have been really nice. That southern drawl is quite pronounced and most people are very polite and helpful. At the grocery store, the dentist office, the library, etc. Hard to hear me addressed as “Maham” or however it is spelled. I feel like an old lady. anyway that’s my life these days.

I have been moving furniture and boxes to clear out my garage so I can park my car in the garage before pollen season starts.

Wonderful time on safari, great food and company. Try it some time.

Georgia has taken a turn for the cold. Fat coats, hats, mittens, mufflers, winter boots and traveling with 2 blankets in the car. Oh boy am I ready!!

My grandsons best friends 4th grade football team is playing today for the championship. Last year my grandsons and his team played for the championship. So off we go to cheer and support Carson and the team.