Well, I just love Brooke. Here are several reasons. I had a little part in naming her. I wanted Macy Elizabeth but I just ended up getting Elizabeth. Robin put that in there just for me. For some reason I just love that name. Next, I was at her house the night she was born. I came down from Concord to stay at their house in case Robin went into labor. I stayed and watched Ashley and Lauren. I told Robin not to be nervous and that it was just a baby. Should she have been?? Also, if you want to go on a long distance train ride, Brooke is the one. She was a blast going from Ca to Utah and back. I am really proud of her and know she will do great things in her life. Go get 'em Brooke.
5 years ago
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Cute post! Brooke is a jewel. We saw her at Jan Thomas Swim School the other day when I took Richard to see the place--he'd never been there. She was so efficient in the Duck Hut. She is a beautiful and accomplished girl. Hopefully, she'll connect with my other two granddaughters who will also be at BYU, Idaho.
I'll comment on this blog instead of the recycling one that I just learned Friday at the movies with your mom that you aren't supposed to put styrofoam in the recycling bin!!! Here all this time I thought I was being so responsible.
Fondly, Susan
awww thank you karen you are so nice!! i love the post, and you are an amazing aunt!! :)
**Brooke**
I also remember well the day Brooke was born. And she is the same exact age (to the day) of my pool...18 years.
And Susan, I didn't think styrofoam was recyclable either, but the pamphlet the garbage people gave me says it is.
Great post Karen. Brookie is a good girl. We often comment that she shares many of your good traits. How will we survive when she is in another state. Oh me, oh my!!
Robin
I can't believe Brooke is 18 and ready to go to college! When did I get so old?
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