There were no rooms at the Family House, so we will wait till tomorrow to drive up. Our appointment isn’t until 3:00 so we will have plenty of time to get there. I prefer to go the day before because it is an easier trip for Philip, but it didn’t work this time. If necessary, we can stay at the hotel, but the issues with food make it much easier to stay at the SECU Family House.
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Hi…Just want to say I am thinking of you and hope things went well in Chapel Hill…looking forward to hearing from you!
I hope it works out tomorrow, to be able to stay at the family house. I have Philip diligently in my prayers and will not cease to pray!! He is such a sweet, kind and gentle young man with the best sense of humor! Oh, and talk about smart? Wowza, this man is as smart as a whip~!! BigHugz, ~Lois
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