This is the Hansen family clan. We are trying to stay alive over here in the drowning snow, I didn't think one could drown in snow but we are. And we have yet to have a snow day, I guess our houses have to be totally submerged in the snow before that will happen. We are all doing well. We aren't too involved in extra-curricular activities other than tubing out our back yard. The kids are doing well in school. Adam is in 7th, next year he will attend Junior High, Aubree 5th her last year of Elementary, Katee 3rd grade, Riley 1st. Gary is busy with his job with Gramoll Construction. And Danette is an author-wanna-be. We have loved living in Wellsville even though we feel like we live in the snowflake that the who's do in who-ville. We have enjoyed having land, we see deer out our back window often. And we regularly see hawks and owls, in fact we suspect that one of them scooped down and ate our cute kitty that Katee is holding in the picture. We had it for three weeks and then it was gone. We do have another Cat, named Coco. We also had a fuzzy bunny that roamed the yard (because we couldn't catch it so we left it out of its cage) but it froze in his hole under the rocks. How sad. So you could say we are now pet owners.
Our lives aren't too exciting. So there you have it.
Our lives aren't too exciting. So there you have it.
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It is nice to hear about you and your family Danette. Are you planning on being at the reunion in June?
Your life sounds pretty exciting to me. Send me some of your snow. I miss it a little bit. And I am still ready for a good old fashioned snowball fight and tubing.
Pets are hard to keep when you live at the edge of wild areas. In Littleton I heard of several times when cougars or coyotes consumed domestic animals. There were a few instances of bears and cougars being in peoples back yards. How exciting.
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