This has been a fast paced day. I have a lot of issues on my mind and don't know if I am tending to all of them. As one gets settled it is easier to focus on the remaining. This is actually a fast paced week--many tasks to be finalized.
The afternoon at the music store passed quickly. My friend, Barb, stopped for a visit. We chatted for a half hour or more. Students started coming for lessons at 2:30 and continued until 6PM with a few breaks in between. I sold a guitar, ukulele and bongos. One customer was interested to see my name is Schmidt. That is her maiden name. She spent quite a while telling how she found out some very interesting information about her German ancestors when she needed in depth blood tests because of a cancer she had. She went on to say how 3 years ago the doctors told her she had only 6 months to live. Today she is cancer free and doesn't know why. People like to chat. That's OK.
This evening at home I watched a new episode of Deadliest Catch. After I worked on the info and pictures for my new CD, AND emailed them to my studio man. This project will get completed yet!
Tomorrow I get another new crown put on; need to drive 6 miles north to get accompaniment music for the school's spring concert; and get to celebrate my first granddaughter's golden 18th B-day--though from a distance!
Preparations to move west are progressing. There is still one gnarly situation to be dealt with. I keep putting it off because it is gnarly. Yet maybe only in my mind. It's one of those ogres under a bridge that I have to cross. I will feel "home free" once bridge is crossed.
An abandoned old time silo along a side road in northern Wisconsin---a favorite icon for me.
(just a fun curiosity picture)
This has been a good "progress" day in the life of Grandma G.
"If you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there' and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you." (Matt. 17:20-21)
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