Xmas Card
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Xmas Card
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March 19th, 2014 at 2:20 pm
2014 03 19: Nice card! I take my cane on vacation, and it came in handy this year. My wife was distracted by a motorcyclist with viking horns on his (football) helmet, stepped wrong off a curb, and twisted her ankle. So she got to use the cane for a day or so. My new motto: Keep Calm and Carry a Big Stick.
June 28th, 2014 at 4:21 pm
I would have been distracted by helmet horns, too! Sorry to hear about that. We will adopt your motto for ourselves now. Thanks! Hope you both recover soon, and the cane becomes nothing but a stylish accessory in the future. Love from Wilson & Lorraine