Shifting Places.

 Shifting Places.

 

Leslie and family are waiting to leave in the morning when Erin gets to Henrietta, so got to visit with her for a few more minutes. Jennifer and her bunch got their flu and covid shots! Argh. Gary had a headache with his. Such fun. Jenn said it made her feel light headed. All these precautions better be good for something!

 

Jenn leaves this coming Tuesday for W. Virginia, and Gary will be in Tennessee on business for a few days at the beginning of October, so all her family are shifting around trying to keep all the bases covered. She will be taking care of Aunt Caroline. Knowing her, she will cook for Uncle Paul and all three of them while she is there. She is an excellent cook. Don’t know how that happened!

 

Talked to Lance to see what all his family is doing. The youngest is on the East Coast somewhere with a friend; the older one was taking a test—online; and his wife was working on some papers for her class. Do you think school never ends? Sounds like it to me. He just went and got another covid shot, but told them he would wait for the flu one until later. Smart!

 

Jennifer was teasing me about needing a Tesla to drive for me. Grayson just laughed and said that he knew it would not be trusted driving his old grandmother! His brother Reece calls their mom Nancy when she rides with him because she stomps the floor for the brake on her side of the car! Yep! These kids have no idea why it is so important to stay back away from other cars! We all grew up without power brakes or power anything! It was not exactly Fred Flintstone, but close!

 

Poor Rusty Lady is growing in new feathers on her wings and losing more on her backside. She doesn’t mind me picking her up though. She likes cuddles apparently. Or maybe it is the treats she gets. Chickens are very food oriented. Of course, my dogs are play oriented. Today Thompson brought me a toy dragon and wanted to play tug of war. He kept eyeing Sylvia. He knew she would have to get in on it! They are so funny.

 

Really know nothing at all. Got gasoline for $3.16 before driving over to Henrietta. Thirty dollars for half a tank of gas! Oh well. At least a loan was not required. But it was a decent morning at 60 degrees. Just wish it would get down like that and not go up to triple digits the rest of this year. A couple of cold fronts might help.

 

Let us try to be grateful for all the blessings in this life. We are here to learn how to love and get along with others. It is not always that easy, is it. Try not to listen to anything coming out of the U.N. meetings if you want to have a decent attitude, huh.

 

Praise God and ask for His protection over our families and those who serve us. Let us pray for peace and the ability to have vision for the future.

 

Rest well, my friends. You are loved.