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Friday, April 18, 2014
Still not feeling up to par. I have a lingering cough from the URI I had. I think the pollen adds to it. My neighbor cut my grass for me. There was a lot of onion grass and the air smelled like onions after the grass was cut. There were patches that were very long and other spots that were bare. It looks nice now that it's all even.
I didn't feel up to going to the Holy Thursday service last night. I hope to go to the Good Friday Service today. I feel OK in the morning but as the day wears on, I feel tired out. I hung out the wash this morning and was exhausted afterward. It's not easy to hang the clothes with gloves on.
I posted a lot of flowers yesterday so I won't post any today.
News from the Vorlon Wife.
Posted by tedkarol at April 18, 2014 9:08 AMHoping you get this "thing" under control and start feeling fit again.
Posted by: Phyllis at April 18, 2014 1:48 PMI so hope you're feeling better Karol. There is so much stuff floating around in the air this Spring, Maybe it's because the winter was so awful that the flowers and trees have had to store up more pollen until they could finally release it all into the air we breathe.
On the other hand, your flowers that are beginning to blossom look lovely as your flowers always do. You and your mother in law have green thumbs and lovely yards.
So hoping you are feeling well enough to attend Easter service this Sunday. David and I have both been feeling quite under the weather too. I suppose a lot of ours has to do with age; however, we both have medical issues that cause us to struggle at times.
We'll be having dinner with our son Tom and wife Mary and their two daughters, Rachael and Libby. Mary is a wonderful cook so we always look forward to her wonderful meals. And, of course, being with the family is always a gift too. Rachael is going to college now, so she always has interesting stories about life as a college student. She works at an American Eagle shop near her campus and she really has some fun stories about some of the customers and how she has learned to handle different situations that arise. We think the education she's learning on the job are almost as beneficial as her college studies. Her younger sister, Libby will be a high school senior in the fall and her life is full and very busy too. They're very sweet and thoughtful granddaughters and we so love being with them.
I so hope you have a wonderful Easter and I send my love to you. Ruth
Posted by: Ruth at April 19, 2014 1:47 PM