Happy return to God’s time, as dh would say. He despises daylight savings time, so was very glad to get his hour back! However, he has a terrible pain in one side, feels like it’s in his ribs or lung on that side, and he has really been complaining with it lately, and did not sleep well at all. It started a week ago, went away, and then returned a day or so ago. He will have to get worse before he will see a doctor, though, so right now he is just living with it.
We are sorta in the quiet before the storm –

dgs will be here soon and will be spending the night with us, LOL. I’m just kidding, you know. We’re looking forward to having him. DS is out of town and ddil has to work tonight.
So glad you were able to start us off and are feeling better today,
Nancy!
I also loved reading about the Renaissance Fair,
Harriet! Especially the ladies wardrobes! You have such a wonderful way of putting things.
So sorry to hear
LO has caught the village bug. (((
LO)))
I guess in AZ, y’all are just glad the rest of the world is back on the “right” time, too,
MT.
Hope your back improves soon!
We’ll be following you off to Wmart later,
BookSaver.
I think dh is going to go to a music thing w/ds tomorrow, and since we can’t really have dinner & a movie w/dgs along, we’ll be doing our groceries tonight. DGS will be okay to ride around in the cart with us and watch the people, I think. We’ll have to take him over to dmil’s and get her list for the week too… that’s the exhausting part! He is always into EVERYTHING over there. (Same way at my dmom’s, too.) Here, when I get tired of chasing, I can put him in the playpen.
Hope your tummy feels better soon, too,
Ivy!
I need to get busy with the Sunday chores before dgs arrives… need to call my dmom…
Hope y’all have a great afternoon/evening.
Speaking of dinner & a movie -- we saw
Last Vegas last night. It is really good -- a great comedy -- but it almost made me CRY. Those four guys, having been friends for 60 years, reminded me sooo, sooo much of ddad and his buddies that I could hardly talk about it afterwards. Remember, my dad took a boat trip down the TN/Tombigbee waterway to the Gulf of Mexico w/2 of his high school buddies a some years ago, and several of his pallbearers were guys he had been friends with since high school. Also, the Michael Douglas character, as I told dh, reminded me sooo much of ddad -- not necessarily in looks, but he is the one that looks the youngest -- the one who is trying sooo hard to stay young forever, and can't believe he is in this "70 year old body" as he says at one point, b/c "we were 17 just yesterday." THAT'S my dad.
So it was sorta bittersweet for ME, but it was very funny and with those four actors (Douglas, Kevin Kline, Robert DeNiro, and Morgan Freeman) it's got something for everyone. People were laughing out loud all through the theater all the way through.
OH -- and today's sermon was soooo appropriate for me. Wish dmom could have heard it. We celebrate All Saints Day in our church, lighting candles for all church members who have passed away during the year, and then during Communion, we were given smaller candles if we wished to light for any loved one we had lost, so of course I lit one for ddad... and our pastor spoke on the stages of grief and how there is NO TIMETABLE FOR GRIEF... and people do not go from stage 1 to stage 2 to 3, etc. in a neat progression; it is a back and forth, up and down journey. I told her afterwards, it was so nice for me to hear that, dealing with dmom and everything. Our preacher is also a Hospice counselor, so she is wonderful in this area.