Daisy

These are growing in my front yard. I love spring!



Me: Have you talked to Sindee lately? She doesn't answer me.
Dad: Talked to her yesterday. she had yesterday &today off.
Me: Ok. Did you really type that? Or did someone else? ;-)
Dad:Ha ha
Me: That's what I thought!
Dad: Just me & myself. text message is for the birds
Me: It is? Like chickens? Or like turkeys?
Dad: Both
Me: LOL (laughing out loud)
Dad: B4N (by for now)
Me: LOL. I am impressed. TTYL or TTL for short. (talk to you later)
a few minutes later...
SinDee: Dad said you are trying to get ahold of me? Are you texting my house phone again?
Me: Oh let's see.
Me: Ummmmmm. Yep! I should fix that.
Me: I'll resend.
A Biographical sketch of the Parents of Edwin Whiting
There is some claim that the mother of Sally Hewlett, a woman named Mary Lewis, was a descendant of the famous Indian princess, Pocahontas, who married John Rolfe, and was taken to England where a portrait was painted of her in 1616. It was John Rolfe who first learned how to cultivate tobacco from the Indians and it was he who introduced tobacco to Europe. It is said that Pocahontas died at the age of 21 in 1617 in London, leaving one son. The claim that, through her mother (Mary Lewis, b. 1763) Sally Hulett descends from Pocahontas is not fully substantiated but if it is true, then she would have been a great-great-great-grand-daughter of that famous women in early American history.