What did you do this week? Decorate a tree, string lights on your door front, build a gingerbread house, bake a lot of cookies?
Or visit the Christmas Wonderland display at 107 Sharrotts Rd. by Joseph DiMartino in memory of his wife, Debra Ann, a victim of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack at the World Trade Center? You still have a few more days to enjoy this show! It is FREE but a donation box is present if you want to give to the Nalitt Institute's Outpatient Children's Cancer Unit at Staten Island University Hospital in Ocean Breeze.
Joan,
Posted by Rosemary DePersia on Wednesday, December 21st, 2016 at 9:32amWhile I consider myself a city girl and not a Staten Island girl anymore (in my heart I still am), it's refreshing to see your blog. I suppose I miss the community/neighborhood feeling that Staten Island still holds that doesn't exist (in the same way) in Manhattan. I love love love living the lifestyle I live in Manhattan, a childhood dream come true. All of my childhood memories (good and bad) are in Staten Island though and I feel my roots will always be there. Thank you for sending this to me. I've enjoyed reading it. Sounds like you're a busy woman. I usually do not go onto Facebook. I have trouble just keeping up with my e-mails. So emailing me as you have is truly the only way to get my attention. I look forward to your next note and seeing you next year at the reunion. Have a wonderful wonderful holiday. Happy New Year.
Thank you Rosemary for your comments. We will always consider you a Staten Island girl! It was good seeing you at St. Peter's Girls H.S, reunion, too.
Posted by Joan Coogan on Wednesday, December 21st, 2016 at 2:38pmLeave A Comment