Good Morning, Gals....
It's good to be alive on a beautiful day like today. We are at 65° right now, and will climb to 75° before the day is over. Then tomorrow we should reach 80°, with rain starting in the evening and continuing for a couple days ~~ plus cooler temps. All in all, not too bad.
I am going to Guild at church this afternoon and am anxious to go, as doctor's appts, etc have kept me away for over a year. I am finally beginning to feel like 'going', but definitely on a limited basis. Am going to do my best to keep this week quiet, as we are entertaining our 500 club on Friday nite.
We were invited to our DD#1 yesterday to celebrate DSIL's birthday. If you can imagine, he cooked his own birthday dinner ~~ cooking is his favorite thing to do! We had BBQ'd Country Ribs, Cheesy Potatoes, Mixed veggies cooked on the grill, Asparagas, Tossed Salad and then Lemon Luscious dessert . Needless to say, no one left the table hungry. And as expected, our little DGGD was the entertainment for the day. What a cutie! Had a chance to talk to our DGD and Paul, and explained that we would not be able to attend their marriage in Mexico on Dec. 1st. She had already guessed that we wouldn't be able to attend, but was very understanding about it.
Michelle, I was surprised to learn that you are moving so soon. However, this will give you time go at a little slower pace, and maybe not wear yourself out. I cringe everytime you talk about your work hours. DD#1 left her job in the city and now works here in town (no driving), but she works 3 nights a week ~~ 12 hour shifts. She naturally loves her 4 days off ~~ but she always seems to tired. Not sure it's worth it. I know I could have never worked those kind of hours.
Joyce, just how soon are you having your surgery? And, other than you wanting it done soon, is there a real reason for the urgency? Don't mean to be nosey, but just curious. I think I told you about a girl I had worked with having that surgery, and the doctor postponed it for about 4 months just to make sure she was ready for it 'mentally'. In the long run, it was a huge success.
Mary, just what time of the morning do you get up? I'm thinking it is showing Eastern Time, and we are in the Central Time zone. It is always a shock to look and see that you posted at 1:27 (or whatever). Since I'm such a night-owl, I'm curious as to what time you go to bed. I know I have some friends that are in bed no later than 9:00pm, and are up between 4-5:00am. Of course, to be very honest, I don't go to bed until the wee hours of the morning, but have already had 2-3 hours sleep in my chair. And, sometimes even more!!!
Well, tonight is the H.S. Awards Night and all DH's (and committee) hard work will be over, and our life can get back to normal. This awards program is separate from the high school, and was the vision of a man who just passed away in January. The awards are made possible by the donations of alumni of our local high school. The first year, they were able to award 6 $1000 scholarships, and this year will award 32 $1000 scholarships. In the last couple years this program has really 'taken off', as classes have asked for donations at their individual Class Reunions. We also have several Family and Memorial dollars donated, and the amounts seem to be getting larger and larger. We are so happy the family of the man who envisioned this will be at the ceremony tonight ~~ I think this will be quite a memorable and emotional evening.
Well, I do have a couple phone calls to make before I leave for Guild. 'til later.......................
Sandy