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by Marilynsgrammy » Sat Dec 13, 2025 9:55 am
Good morning. It's really beautiful outside, but very chilly. sunny in the morning and foggy and cold in the late afternoon. But it will be a great day.
I didn't go to the potluck last night. It was so foggy that I couldn't see more than a couple of feet in front of me. I did find a long sleeve shirt with cardinals on it in my closet. Guess I found it in a thrift store and forgot about it. I ended up doing that load of laundry yesterday.
Today I would like to go to the post office. Jerry still gets junk mail, I've been writing not at this address on it and sending it back.
Lori, I saw a wooden round jigsaw puzzle made with cats. It looks like it would be a real challenge. I wish I could find it now, it made me think of you. Moose also gives me the read my mind look. Sometimes I think he just likes seeing me stand up. I did send you some fog, I got your sunshine but no warmth. I guess you'll be sending the fog back to me later on today. I'm going to vacuum today too, really, I mean it this time.
Maryz, funny about the coffee. It's why Jerry and I each had our own coffee maker. His was way too strong for me and he thought mine was too weak. Now I have one coffee maker and make a partial pot of stronger coffee. Glad the hired help is treating you well. Not sure I want to go out and have Christmas fun in this weather. I was invited to ride on a float in the parade, something I haven't done since I was a kid, and my dad drove the firetruck. Just too cold and foggy so I opted out.
Judi, you are so right, we ain't showin' up in this frigid weather. Maybe when things thaw out a bit. Hope you can dig around and find the perfect needle in your haystack. I guess your friend will find something that suits her, even though quilting isn't it.
Lyn, when our pastor came to our house to pray with Jerry, he said it would likely be a couple of weeks too. Jerry lived another month or so. I've learned that people mean well, they just don't know what to say. I had an older gentleman ask me at church where my husband was. I told him Jerry had cancer and had died. He said, you know they can cure cancer now. I said, that's great but too late for Jerry. I hope that true story made you laugh. I eventually laughed after shaking my head. People just want to say more than I'm sorry, and all kinds of things come out of their mouths. While Jerry was still alive, I attended something called Greif Share, it was a Christian based support group with a topic for each meeting. I didn't finish it but did get something out of the meetings I attended. I'm so glad Garry is settled, and Hospice is involved. I'm curious to know what Garry's favorite joke is.
Lois, I guess, since you are likely done in the laundry room, I will wash my sheets today. I'm not decorating at all, but then I've never been a decorator, or a baker.
Jana, lots of baking during the holidays at your house, I bet it smells wonderful. How much sugar and flour do you go through. Jerry used to buy huge bags of both and store it into Tupperware type containers. I bet we spent two months pay on baking ingredients during the holidays. Guess that is why I could afford to redo my kitchen. Glad cardio PT is going to start soon.
Maryq, it's warmer here, why don't you stop on by? I have some dishes from Jerry's mom that have her initials in magic marker. I vote for reading a book in front of the fireplace. Much more fun that any stinkin' chores. Do you still love your kitchen? I love mine.
Since I made that ceaser salad kit thing for the pot luck and didn't go I have leftover salad. I have chicken breasts thawing that I will bake and add to the salad, maybe a chicken taco salad something or other.
I hope you all have a fabulously wonderful day.
Chriss
James 1:2