Ho Hum Weekend Round Up
Good Monday to you all. I hope you had a great weekend and are well rested and rarin' to go. We had a little bit of everything. Friday we were happy there was a new Project Fear to dive into. We found out Chelsea had a very scary birth over the weekend as well and she almost didn't make it. Thankfully her and the baby are still recovering. Very happy she and the newest little ghost hunter are coming through okay. Saturday we grabbed a regrettable lunch and while we were chatting over it talking about Grandma and the turmoil surrounding the death of her dad and how greed reared its ugly head, we got a very immediate and specific sign from her and started laughing. I love the way people are able to do that in an unmistakable way. We drove out to the grave of our pup and my fur sister. It had been far too long and they were in need of attention. We did as best we could with the rechargeable trimmers we had on us. (Even tho...
I had trouble getting to sleep last night actually and it made me think about a time when I was going to start school after summer one year and I was having the hardest time getting to sleep. My dad must have heard me up and I told him I was having a hard time and he said just to close my eyes and rest and that would be enough even if I couldn't fall asleep. Of course I ended up falling asleep after doing what he said and to this day that sticks with me. It still doesn't always make me fall asleep completely but I can calm myself just by knowing that even just rest is enough if that is all you can muster.
ReplyDeleteMy husbandās mother, one valuable thing she said when we were building our house, was to put in deep drawers, not cupboards. (It might be the only valuable thing she ever said.) It was certainly true, and I am thankful I heard it. I just have a couple specialty cupboards (vertical storage for trays/cookie sheets/cutting boards and another horizontal one with lots of shelves for things like 9x13ās). The rest are drawers, love it.
ReplyDeleteMy Mom always says there us someone worse off then you are. Helps put my woes in perspective
ReplyDeleteI have an aunt who told me within the past ten years or so: "Don't live backwards." It stuck with me and helped me to begin the way I view what I can't change, what I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
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