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From: Neil McRae
Sent: July 20, 2009 4:50 PM
To: livingsword@shaw.ca
Subject: Just a few notes
Larry,
Remember I told you that our next door nieghbours bought a lottery prize home near 34th
Avenue and 144th Street and then they’re going to rent out their house that’s next to us. That’s
not far from where your friends, Norm and Audrey, live. Anyway, the new tenants finally moved in
just a couple days ago. They’re a Korean family and they lived in the U.S. for the last two or
three years after they immigrated from Korea. Also when my dad chatted with them, they said that
their furniture doesn’t come until tomorrow. For all I know, chances are that they could be
delivering it while you’re over here. And my dad told us that it will take him a while to
remember everyone’s name because all four of the people who are in that family have names that a
re different than ones that we are use to.
I remember that you read out the names of quite a few realtors off of the “for sale” signs
that we passed last week on our walk in my neighbourhood including Mel Smith and Karley Smith. I
already told you that Mel Smith’s the one who listed our house when it was up for sale before we
moved in, and Karley Smith is Mel’s daughter.
And my uncle’s mother might put her cabin at Young Lake up for sale because she’s too old to
look after it. My dad went fishing and stayed up there on his holiday these past three summers.
I had only been there just once myself back in 1996 and I haven’t gone there again because;
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New neighbours can be exciting! Meeting new people means
the potential to make new friends and experience new things. Can you imagine if we never met
anybody new or did nothing new? Life would be pretty lonely and boring wouldn’t it. We have some
Korean neighbours that are very nice people.