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Sorting clothes for Good Will

We’re just kicking back, mowing the lawn, and helping Erik and Annie get ready for their eventual move back to Oregon. Annie sorted through boxes of clothes she’ll give to the local Good Will store.

Although this climate is hot and humid, it’s better than the incredible 113-degree desert heat at the 29 Palms Marine Corps training area. You can at least go outside for a walk here.

Erik was home for two days and had to go right back out in the field for training for the remainder of our trip. These Marine Corps families sacrifice a lot for their country.

One Response to “Sorting clothes for Good Will”

  1. Kerstin Says:

    I am sure you will be very happy to have Annie back close to you in Oregan, take good care ofyour back. Good luck at the fair and enjoy the quality time with your Daughter.

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