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Threads - opening for business

Annette's storefront opening of Threads starts tomorrow. Congratulations Annette!

Here's a note from Annette on the opening. Look for the news/announcement in the Metrowest Daily News.
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I am finally ready to send this email!!! I wasn't sure if it was going to happen, but the walls are painted, the fixtures are getting put up, but more importantly my first shipments of apparel, jewlery and accessories have arrived.

Threads will officially be open to the public on Saturday, February 13th from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.

However, I would like to cordially invite you to a special private opening on Friday, February 12th from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The champagne will be flowing, but more importantly I will be surrounded by the people that have helped me find a niche for Threads. I hope you can come to view the merchandise and be one of the first clients of Threads.

I look forward to seeing you next Friday.

Annette

Threads
apparel - accessories - jewelry
One Claflin Common Hopkinton, MA 01748
508.435.4949
threadsapparel@gmail.com

Uncle Terry and RJ - building houses for Habitat

Just a note to tell everyone that RJ and I are going to Mississippi in early March to build houses with Habitat for Humanity.

We are going with a friend of mine and his church group from New Hampshire. He has been doing this for a few years and I have wanted to join him. Below is a website link to show you more about the experience and we will have some pictures to share when we return. Based upon the location, the best way to get there is through New Orleans.

Soooo, we are going to spend a weekend in “The Big Easy” enroute to MS. Stay tuned – more to come. Terry

Habitat for Humanity

Tim, Jeanne and crew enjoy the snow up north

Uncle Tim spent his 65th birthday (Happy Birthday, Tim) with Jeanne and all the kids and grandkids in NH. Kelly and Mimi enjoyed some snowshoeing while the rest of the crew hit the slopes at Bretton Woods. Sounds like they had a packed weekend - Cousin Tim also brought up his 2 snowmobiles and the group went tubing. Fun - It's a great little tradition they started a few years ago.

Jon and Jenny's upcoming TV shows

Hi all - This Wednesday January 6th pleae tune in to Invesitgation Discovery for 'The Shift.' It's an episode I edited and produced..

Also - a week from Friday January 15th. Tune into the National Geographic Channel for "Dogtown." It's an episode co-produced by me and Jenny.

In other news...

Congratulations to Amie Edwards for passing her Series 7 exam. For those of you who have taken it, you know it is VERY tough. And, I'm sure juggling 3 toddlers and a demanding full-time job adds a whole other element to it all. Congratulations, Amie!!!

Jenny Rasking turns the big 4-0!!! Happy Birthday, Jenny. Hope you had a great day.

These are the only updates I have for now, but please send them along so we can share the news with everyone.

FYI - Jon and Jenny have set up a family tree on Geni. If you join and fill in your "branches", you can get updates on anniversaries, birthdays, etc. for everyone in your tree. I did it which is why I knew about Jenny's big day.

Hope everyone has a nice Thanksgiving! I know we will all be thinking of each other as we always do during the holidays. Gobble, gobble...

Should have, could have, would have...

You will never hear that from this man.

Congratulations, David.



Family reception Dec. 28, LaCantina Restaurant, 911 Waverly Street, Framingham at 6 pm. RSVP Ann, Kelley or Shelley by Dec. 12th.

pictured: David Click wearing a gas mask as part of his firefighter training program. circa 2005

Annual Kids' Cookie Decorating Party

Aunt Ann will host this year's kids' cookie decorating party on Saturday, December 12th at 11 a.m. Please bring some cookies to decorate.

Remembering Elisabeth Dennett

From Pam - The following is to appear in the "Sandpiper", the Sagamore Beach newsletter.


Remembering Elisabeth Dennett

For over 50 years Elisabeth Dennett welcomed families to Dennetts' Cottages on Phillips Rd. Spring, Summer and Fall. She and her husband Jim built their first two cottages in the late forties and had finished their eighth by the mid fifties. Jim died in 1990 after a long illness but Elisabeth lived on into her 102nd year. She continued to stay at "The Office" (#320) a major part of each summer until 2003.

On April 25, 2009 Elisabeth's family, friends and neighbors from Plympton and Sagamore Beach gathered at the Plympton Congregational Church to celebrate her long life. The church bell tolled 102 times in her honor on that fine spring day. Linda Sheldon who lives year round at #321 spoke for the hundreds of families who have enjoyed summer vacations at Dennetts' Cottages for over five decades. She read from a note Bernice Nealon, the mother of eight children, wrote on the back of a photo taken of Jim and Elisabeth in front of their cottage.

"Jim and Elisabeth - our dear friends who preside so gracefully and graciously over that enchanted acre at Phillips Road where we were so fortunate to spend precious weeks each year for a decade. To each and every one of us Sagamore was not just a place but a way of life."
Pam Nealon Langenbach and her husband Jim, current president of the beach association, enjoy summers with their daughters and grandchildren at #327. Four generations at Sagamore Beach! Not unusual and such a tribute to Elisabeth and Jim.

New Blog Editor!

In addition to me...Kelley will now be co-editing this page. Please send updates to kelley_click@hotmail.com

Or you can still send them to me
nealon@pipeleine.com
or
jon@nealonraskin.com

Thanks!