Re: Stress Relief Sunday
Posted: Sun Jan 26, 2014 4:25 pm
Hi, DustBunnie, so good to see you. SuzLew got back just the other day. Rhy is just back to us as well. She was zoned (with the 9 children) on previous board. (Gee, if that's not right, I hope she'll correct me!) So we feel blessed lately too see old friends and hope you'll keep posting! Enjoy your letter-writing - a wholesome thing to do for others. It's nice for someone to get something in the mail that was actually meant for them, and not for their pocketbook!
Got started talking to the minister about the sermon today and ended up recommending that habits book I'm reading to him, too. Church was very pleasant today. We sang from the hymnal more, which is nice in my opinion.
After church we went to dcousin's to give him his belated birthday present. Lots of fun chatting with him. He loaned a book written by a friend of his to dd15 - the history of the school of engineering at one of her likely university choices. He has 1,000s of books. On the surface. Don't know how many under those.
He is struggling with reading-matter clutter, a very bright person with so many interests and taking on so many responsibilities (he has a microfilm (microfisch?) reader in the dining room with work to do for a local non-profit). But finding a place for someone to sit, even after they'd called a few hours in advance? Hmmm... ... not so easy! I sat on the front one-fourth of a chair. Gotta love our eccentric relatives!
Back home, it was time to strain the 24-hour slow-cooked bone broth, which smelled delightful. Yielded about a quart of broth. Tastes similar to other chicken broths, but I believe it's darker. It has a good bit of the gelatin over the top, which the articles about it are excited to have you notice. HRH is looking forward to using it in some recipes, and relieved that I'm okay with that. (Yea, right, like I'm going to stop him cooking.)
Dove, my mother's twin's favorite decompress was bird watching from her windowsill as well. They are so beautiful and fun to watch. So glad you and dh figured out the drip-drip! Not your fault that you are trying to spare him chancy work. Maybe now that you know about the potential problem you can stay ahead of it with that ice product.
Nancy mentioned my first thought about a decompress activity - creative time.
Got started talking to the minister about the sermon today and ended up recommending that habits book I'm reading to him, too. Church was very pleasant today. We sang from the hymnal more, which is nice in my opinion.
After church we went to dcousin's to give him his belated birthday present. Lots of fun chatting with him. He loaned a book written by a friend of his to dd15 - the history of the school of engineering at one of her likely university choices. He has 1,000s of books. On the surface. Don't know how many under those.
Back home, it was time to strain the 24-hour slow-cooked bone broth, which smelled delightful. Yielded about a quart of broth. Tastes similar to other chicken broths, but I believe it's darker. It has a good bit of the gelatin over the top, which the articles about it are excited to have you notice. HRH is looking forward to using it in some recipes, and relieved that I'm okay with that. (Yea, right, like I'm going to stop him cooking.)
Dove, my mother's twin's favorite decompress was bird watching from her windowsill as well. They are so beautiful and fun to watch. So glad you and dh figured out the drip-drip! Not your fault that you are trying to spare him chancy work. Maybe now that you know about the potential problem you can stay ahead of it with that ice product.
Nancy mentioned my first thought about a decompress activity - creative time.