Sweet 15!

On her birthday, Angela sewed a skirt for herself and made her favorite pie--chocolate pecan. Every year, she has a stack of presents that all look like books. Wonder why? This year she was pleasantly suprised when a large, heavy gift was unwrapped and revealed a portable easel. She'd admired Aunt Nerine's on a trip through IL this year and hoped she'd have one of her own just like it someday. Her someday wish came true sooner than expected. She's already putting her easel to good use.


She invited her close friends Hope, Grace and Mollie to spend the night and they cooked one of her favorite dinners--meatloaf and mashed potatoes. They designed cards for martyrs in prison in other countries and sewed parachutes for attaching Bibles and distributing them in the hostile jungles of Central America. They watched an old movie based on the French Revolution--The Scarlett Pimpernel. Good girls, good times!!



Angela's date with Dad this year was a trip to the Dallas Symphony. Angeal thought the conductor was fascinating to watch and drew this caricature of him.

Birthday season is now officially over at the Webster house.