Slow Plans.
For some strange reason, the old woman woke up at a bit
after 4 this morning and had trouble getting back to sleep. So, this afternoon
a nap happened. Now we may have a vicious cycle started of not being able to
sleep because of the nap. Oh well. It really felt necessary.
My Chart is one of those features from the local hospital
that lets a person know the results of testing or whatever. Seems arthritis is making
the edges of the knee bones harder for some reason and little bone spurs are
growing in there. Such fun. Mostly what it told me was the same thing we
figured out last year—arthritis. Tomorrow a knee injection with a steroid may
help—or not. It isn’t much fun to get the injection, but the pills tend to make
me want to eat everything in sight! Horrors. It is really slow going to lose
weight, so producing more appetite is just counter intuitive.
Maggie Sewell came by this morning to pick up eggs and got
home just as the repairman drove up. Their heater went out while we had that
nice “cool” cold spell. Maggie said that sweats were invented for such as that.
Even so, it is not comfortable to run around trying to stay warm in cold
weather.
Have some throw rugs on washing and have tried to clean the
major dirt out of the living room and kitchen. It feels a bit impossible, but can’t
just leave it there! It is not just these two dogs that track in mud. The old
woman does a pretty good job of tracking it in as well.
Blake, the lawn guy, is supposed to be here Thursday. My
place certainly has plenty that needs to be cut. One type of “clover” is
actually a type of geranium, but so far it has not had any flowers. Have
thought maybe it would be best to just let Blake cut the stuff that is not this
tall green stuff. Have plenty of blue bonnets that need to be avoided as well.
Not sure if his helper will understand not to cut the bachelor buttons and
other flowers. Just will hope.
It seems we have more volcanoes popping out all over the
earth. It feels as if we are sitting on top of a slip and slide with gopher
holes everywhere underneath it. Those volcanoes are causing more earthquakes,
or maybe the earthquakes are causing more volcanoes. Which do you suppose it
is? Not too overly pleasant to think that the earth is so unstable. But you DO
know where our stability remains, don’t you. We are always on the soundest
foundation if we live in faith. The promises have been given to us and can’t be
taken back. Our faith has no gophers under it or other disasters looking for a
place to happen. Praise God! We see the storms, the droughts, the floods, and
the disasters, but we know the final outcome. Let us thank God the Father of
Jesus Christ for giving us His assurances.
Pray for those who are struggling with physical, emotional,
or spiritual trials. Your prayers make a difference.
Rest well, my friends. You are loved.
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