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Danny got me up at 6:20 this morning. I thought I’d walk him and go back to bed but once up and out I was awake to stay. I washed some winter sweaters to be put away for the summer. I think I’ll take my wool clothes over to my brothers and put them in my father’s cedar wardrobe. I believe it is empty. I need to de-clutter my house and I might as well store my winter clothes so that the closets look more spacious.
I ironed my clothes for church and for the rest of the week. I ate and got ready for church. Danny didn’t eat his food. Sometimes he’s not hungry in the morning.
I walked him and it was starting to drizzle. I went to church and then went out to lunch with some of the ladies of the church and the minister. Actually, we all had breakfast.
It was raining pretty hard by now and I walked Danny in the rain when I got home. When I dry him with a towel, he thinks I’m playing and tries to play tug of war with the towel.
I had to rush off to see the Singing Ambassadors, a choral group here in Vineland. It was their 50th Anniversary. Ted and I always enjoyed watching them. We have gone to their concerts for nearly 25 years. One of the men in our church choir, Peter, sings with them.
Our friends who moved to Virginia came back to sing with them for the 50th Anniversary. It was good to see Doreen and Carl. Doreen used to manage the building we had our office in. We missed them when they moved away. They had wonderful get togethers at their home. They had Christmas parties, Halloween parties and pool parties in the summer at their home. Doreen also hosted a great Christmas party at the office. We really enjoyed getting together with all the other tenants in the building. Doreen made it like a family setting.
I saw some other friends at the Singing Ambassadors Concert. Noreen I worked with at the Red Cross. Grace and Mally from the Nature Club. Sandy from the Church of the Nazarene. Vineland, although a city, can be very small town.
Danny was waiting by the door when I got home and I took him out in the rain again. I dried both of us off when we got back. I gave him his flea medicine and now have to do his ears. He should go out once more before going to bed. I hope the rain has let up.
I talked to the Vorlon Parents earlier tonight. We all miss Ted so much. Sometimes, I feel like I can’t stand being without him. I just take one day at a time.
News from the Vorlon Wife.