Narrative

299.   Thelma Donielle Noland was born to Barbara-Anne Noland and Tobit Noland in the town of Monroe, on the island of Zollie. 27 people came to meet Thelma Noland for the first time this year: Janessa Noland, Jeffry Noland, Edin Noland, Anetta Noland, Barbara-Anne Noland, Christal Noland, Jed Noland, Cati Noland, Jeffry Noland, Tobit Noland, Thelma Noland, Berri Noland, Briney Noland, Jordana Noland, Donielle Zollie, Bell Noland, Ulrich Noland, Christal Noland, Hall Noland, Jeffry Noland, Reuben Noland, Hadley Noland, Lolita Noland, Cati Noland, Redmond Noland, Kristopher Noland, and Mara Zollie. Thelma Noland's sister, Berri Noland, died in Monroe, Zollie, from complications related to infancy; she was only a year old. A language barrier precluded other potential new friendships for Thelma this year.
300.   Thelma is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx. Thelma Noland's father, Tobit Noland, took his own life in Monroe, Zollie; he was 22 years old. Thelma Noland died in Monroe, Zollie, from complications related to infancy; she was only a year old. Thelma Noland was laid to rest in the Monroe cemetery by a procession of its residents, who placed a gravestone there.
301.   Thelma Noland's younger sister, Carlynne Noland, was born in Monroe. Thelma Noland's mother Barbara-Anne Noland married Jed Noland in Monroe, Zollie.
302.   Thelma Noland's younger half-sister, Nariko Noland, was born in Monroe.
303.   Thelma Noland's younger half-sister, Belva Noland, was born in Monroe.
304.   Thelma Noland's younger half-brother, Abbey Noland, was born in Monroe.
309.   Thelma Noland's younger half-sister, Jacquelin Noland, was born in Monroe.