Dear So and So

[aviatrix58]

Dear breast cancer:

Now that you've been cut out of me and burned out of me, I not so respectfully ask that you leave me and my family the heck alone and never show your face around here again!

Signed,

Celebrating because today was my last radiation treatment

Dear Bacchetta and hubby:

Thank you for my Corsa. I love her and I can think of no better way to celebrate being cancer-free than with a new bicycle.

Signed,

Cancer-free me

[luvmyguys]

CONGRATULATIONS DEB!!! Enjoy your well deserved end of treatment toy!

[Fredwina]

+1, Deb

[OakLeaf]

((((((Deb))))))

Enjoy the new bike! It's beautiful.

[indysteel]

((((Deb)))). Congratulations on your new bike and on completing treatment. Many good wishes as you pedal forward!

[marni]

deb, been there done that except for the bike,. Congratlations for beating it. May yo live and ride long and prosper.

[spokewench]

Deb - so glad things are going well! congrats on the bike too!

[Fredwina]

Dear O'Hare: Thanks so much for the souvenir - it was the strongest cold I ever got

[lph]

Dear large, friendly. but not very professional kayak store,

no.

It is not ok for you to start a blog, and then just pinch content from other places without giving credit. Especially when you just get it badly translated. Apart from the obvious ethical and probably legal issues, it makes you look like sexist morons when you have a site chock full of lengthy info and excellent tips on how to choose a kayak, and then post a (pinched) article on how women should choose a kayak, which consists of all the same tips (for beginners, of course) only in a chatty, dumbed-down version.

That article was probably fine standing alone on paddler.net, which is where I stumbled over the original. On your site it looks like "oh, sorry ladies, here's something even you can understand. See, it's written by a woman. Gotta be good."

Puh-leaze.