October 7

 Hello again dear people.

I have been in Vermont 3+ days, visiting Jean and Tom and meeting others from my women's group, heading soon for Carol C's and then lunch with Mike and then to Mary B,s--such a lovely reunion with everyone.

The weather has been beautiful and warm, now cloudy but still warm and the leaves are beautiful. I want to pick them up and keep them forever; all combos of red, yellow and green. Perhaps I can share one.

Seeing Burlington and Lake Champlain has been special, and last night in a dream I swam in warm water in MA. So real, so good. Being with friends is wonderful.

Somehow in my discombobulation of leaving Sukey's in MA, I managed to leave 2 important boxes of stuff I should have with me, but I just manage without it and will get them soon.

Jean just helped me with directions and maps, so I am ready to go. 

Blessings and love to you all, Alia

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