Postby Sunny » Wed Sep 19, 2018 8:00 pm
Wishing you a Blessed Yom Kippur Twins' Mom and dfamily.
Well, all is quiet here at the moment at my home. Dailies and Dinner are done and kitchen is cleaned up; no Duds today. I was hoping for some rain today, or at least shade from clouds, but that did not happen. At one point dh told me is was 87* with a feel like temp of 97*, and that was before lunch. He did not go for a walk outside for P.T.
I had the most wonderful day yesterday. It started out normally with all the stuff I do in the morning, then I finished getting ready to meet my dcousin for our lunch date. We arrived at the Greek restaurant on time and as we were walking towards the entrance I saw someone who looked a lot like my dsis. Yep, it was her and I was thrilled. I haden't seen her for many months. And, yes, my dcousin knew she was coming. We all had such a nice time catching up on family news and the talk turned naturally to our ancestors. We caught up on some things there and dsis brought me some more info she had received from another dcousin. Today I had a phone call from dsis and we talked about long gone relatives some more...very interesting.
I took some time this afternoon to make some notes in my planner, so that is up to date now. Tomorrow is a visit with the INR nurse, then we will probably stop on the way home for some groceries.
I, too, have had to learn forgiveness, both for other's sake and my own transgressions. I think most of us have had to do this at some point in our lives, but there is a good feeling of peace and contentment when forgiveness is experienced.
Oh, my, I am tired now, but I must stay up until at least 10 pm so I can let dMinnie out for her last walkabout. Good luck tomorrow morning, Nancy.
Start by doing what's necessary, then what's possible, and suddenly you are doing the impossible. --- Francis of Assisi