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Christine M. Grote

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While we were in the French Quarter of New Orleans we stopped by and toured the Old Ursuline Convent on Chartres Street. Mark is on a board with an Ursuline sister who told him he shouldn’t miss it. The structure and it’s contents are of historical significance and I think would be of interest to most tourists.


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The front portico and formal gardens of the Old Ursuline Convent


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Description: My sister Annie was born the year after me with severe brain damage. Dancing in Heaven - a sister's memoir is an inspirational story of Annie's life and death.
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message 4: by Andy

Andy Nice to meet you:)


Christine Hatfield thanks for being my friend


Christine Jaye wrote: "I once took an anthropology class in college thinking it would be interesting. Let's just say, the class was a failure, but everything I wanted to know, I learned and enjoyed in Guns, Germs and Ste..."

Thanks, that's good to know about the anthropology. I definitely need to read it.


message 1: by Jaye

Jaye Viner I once took an anthropology class in college thinking it would be interesting. Let's just say, the class was a failure, but everything I wanted to know, I learned and enjoyed in Guns, Germs and Steel. In the same vein I'm considering reading 1491 and 1493 next. Also, I hadn't heard of Robert Jordan but thanks to your comment I looked him up. Thanks!


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