The past few days have been difficult. What better way to combat that than viewing lovely scenery photos. SPRING BLOSSOMS IN VANCOUVER, WA
After water aerobics on Tuesday I visited at Deb's for the afternoon and evening. One of the kids was sick and everyone was tired. We just sat around, talked and bonded as a family. Micaela also had broken her nose a few days earlier from cheer teammates falling on her during practice. Even with that she performed for a competition on Saturday and was injured more.
MT. RAINIER, WA
I was up early (for me) on Wednesday to take care of some legal matters. The man I met with was not a nice person. He was a bully and unnerved me. The side effects stressed the rest of the day---it was only mid morning at that point.
KOI FISH
It was actually fortunate that I was having a meeting at my home in the evening. That was opportunity to work off the negative adrenalin that had built up. One of my sons had called about a business matter. He caught me in a down mood and we were able to chat for a while. That was good.
Micaela had outpatient surgery to reset her nose. That all went well. She needs to be careful for the next 6 weeks while the fracture heals. (She was back to school today, Thursday.) SAN DIEGO PALM TREE....
My meeting in the evening went well. I enjoyed having people come to my house. I feel I am starting to be a full citizen of Vancouver. WOO! WOO! And....it was reason to clean my house and bake brownies.
MT. ST. HELEN'S, WA
(AND A PURPLE SNOW BUNNY)
Today went better, though, there was still a bunch of paper work to do and frustration trying to access the Social Security home site. My son, Burt, called from central Wisconsin to see if I were available and willing to come care for their boys in late February if he provided the air ticket. Though it is still winter in WI at that time I am willing to risk the cold and snow for a FREE flight.
EARLY MORNING FLIGHT LEAVING PORTLAND AIRPORT THROUGH BLUE SKY, PINK CLOUDS AND WANING MOON
WISCONSIN DELLS
A 30 minute walk in foggy air late this afternoon was refreshing. Then a little work on the family calendar and some blogging has put me back into comfortable routine. Now a good night's sleep should usher in a good weekend. And an adventuresome weekend since I am attending a convention close by here Friday evening and all day Saturday.
MT. HOOD AND COLUMBIA RIVER
This has been a good, though difficult, 3 days in the life of Grandma G.
"Come to me [Jesus], all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls." (Matthew 11:28 & 29)
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