Monday, August 29, 2005
Saturday, August 27, 2005
Nonnie Ruth's Waterlillies
Monday, August 22, 2005
Thursday, August 18, 2005
WELCOME HOME JIMMY!!!!
We love you!
--> Interview last night on Channel 3 news
--> Extended version of the same interview
Local Marine survives attack in Iraq thanks in part to bulletproof vest VIDEO(includes a short clip of Mark)
Wednesday, August 17, 2005
And we have LIFT OFF!
She's not crawling YET but boy is she trying! She has got the "up on all fours" and "the rock" down pat. Deep sigh....Stella and China watch out! She's coming after you!
Friday, August 12, 2005
Monday, August 08, 2005
A little girl with nothing wrong....
"Crooked little smile on her face
Tells a tale of Grace
That's all her own"
Norah Jones - Seven Years
Thursday, August 04, 2005
An update on Jimmy....
The following post was copied from an article in the St. Paul Pioneer Press 8/4/2005 BY KYMBERLI HAGELBERG Knight Ridder News Service...
"Madelon Alunni approached the wall with mixed feelings.
As other families in the 25th learned of their loss, she received news that her son, though seriously wounded, would survive.
"For 24 hours, I didn't know if he was alive or dead," Alunni said.
"Monday night, the Marines called to say he was VSI" — very seriously injured.
James Alunni, 34, is a firefighter from Chagrin Falls attached to the Brook Park Marines as a Navy medical corpsman. He was in the city of Hit, about 95 miles from Haditha, when he was injured by a suicide bomber in a vehicle. A Marine sergeant from Oklahoma died in that blast.
Alunni said her son sustained injuries to his upper body. He is conscious in his hospital room in Germany, but cannot speak because he was given a tracheotomy.
On Wednesday, she and her husband spoke to him by telephone.
"He couldn't talk, but he's improving," Alunni said. "I was named after a nun. Today, I guess it paid off."
After speaking to her son, Alunni said, she knew what she needed to do next. She got into her car and headed for the 25th."
Please keep your prayers coming for Jim, his family and fellow soldiers.
Tuesday, August 02, 2005
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