Still Playing Catch up!

 We'll  start out this post with some scenic views on the St. John's River from today...but more about that later...

Thank you all, for your kind and encouraging words on my most recent post about my experience in the hospital, etc.  It's been an interesting journey, but one that I am so thankful to God that it really wasn't as bad as it could have been! I am still playing "catch-up", both here in Blogland in reading your posts and trying to keep up with what's been happening in your lives, as well as here in my own little world and trying to keep up with what's going on in our own family/church/friends, etc., as well as trying to regain my strength and energy so I can keep up with daily routines.  

It reminds me of this song, which I'm sure many of you will remember from back in the day..."One Day At A Time"

Linda Randel, Gaither Homecoming

One day at a time, sweet Jesus

[Chorus]

One day at a time, sweet Jesus

That's all I'm asking from You

Just give me the strength to do everyday

What I have to do

Yesterday's gone, sweet Jesus

And tomorrow may never be mine (Ooh)

Lord, help me today, show me the way

One day at a time

[Verse 1]

I'm only human, I'm just a woman

Help me believe in what I could be and all that I am

Show me the stairway I have to climb

Lord, for my sake, teach me to take one day at a time

[Chorus]

One day at a time, sweet Jesus

That's all I'm asking from You

Just give me the strength to do everyday

What I have to do

Yesterday's gone, sweet Jesus

And tomorrow may never be mine (Ooh)

Lord, help me today, show me the way

One day at a time

[Verse 2]

Do You remember when You walked among men?

Well, Jesus, You know, if You're looking below, it's worse now than then

There's pushing and shoving, and it's clouding my mind,

So for my sake, teach me to take one day at a time

[Chorus]

One day at a time, sweet Jesus

That's all I'm asking from You

Just give me the strength to do everyday

What I have to do

Yesterday's gone, sweet Jesus

And tomorrow may never be mine (Ooh)

Lord, help me today, show me the way

One day at a time (Ooh)

I am very very thankful to have been given the blessing of another day to keep living and praising the Lord, and celebrating the good things in this life...like our 56th Anniversary, which was Saturday.  I'm sure many of you already saw the pictures on facebook, so I will spare you the details from 56 years ago...Here's a link to last year's anniversary, which has a link to previous years, so you can go back and look as much as you want. LOL.  In looking at last years', I just realized that we did the same thing then as we did today, and I even wore the same top! LOL.   Here's what we did today to celebrate belatedly since I really wasn't feeling quite up to par on our actual anniversary on Saturday. (but we did do something then, which I will get to in a minute).

We went to our favorite restaurant on the St. John's River, Corky Bells!

Here's hubby...(which again, I am very thankful that he is feeling better these days as well, and he was willing and able to take us out to lunch)

And here's your's truly today:

 

And here I was last year...yep, same top, necklace, glasses...just had shorter hair, which, if I recall, was a mistake by a new hairdresser that I never went back to! However, in both pictures, it was a windy day, and you really can't tell much about my hair as to how it should look! (I think I was also a few pounds lighter last year...something I need to work on)

This was my food today...broiled shrimp and grouper, baked potato, and coleslaw (which I had already eaten when this picture was taken, and it was sure good!) Oh, and hush puppies, which I probably shouldn't have eaten, but they were so good!

And here's hubby with his food...same fish/shrimp, only he prefers fried.

I didn't spend much time down on the deck/dock today as it was too hot, but I took this one selfie mostly because I wanted to get the blue skies and clouds in there too. That one cloud looks like a big duck! I should've worn a hat...that hair! LOL.

I couldn't stay long because I was unsupervised. Hubby had already gone back into the building, and as you can see, some of us need more supervision than others. LOL

We are very thankful indeed that we were able to go out today and do this, as it is our tradition, and last week things were so crazy I wasn't sure if we'd ever get to do this again! Yes, I am very thankful.

On Saturday, our "real" anniversary day, our sweet kids came over and brought us some supper...

Rotisserie chicken, salad, and some boiled potatoes that we buttered and smashed with our forks and added cheese and sour cream.  

I had actually decided that we needed some dessert, since it was our anniversary,  so I made a peach dump cake, which is so easy. You just take a white (or yellow) cake mix, and I melted a stick of butter and poured it in a 9"x13" pan, dumped the cake mix on top, added the 3 eggs and instead of the cup of water I used the juice/syrup from the large can of peaches. (I drained the peaches first, reserved the syrup, measured out 1 cup to use). I also added a teaspoon of cinnamon and a teaspoon of vanilla.  I stirred it all up until the mixture was completely moistened,  and then added the peaches and stirred them around. Then I baked it at 350 for 30 minutes.  We put whipped cream on top, and it was so good.

That was the extent of my activity for the day! I was still kind of weak and wobbly from my hospital stay, and just had to pace myself and do things a little at a time.

We don't usually buy gifts for each other on our anniversary, but the Lord provided these flowers for us from our own garden of zinnias. 

On Sunday we did go to church, and it was so good to see people and get hugs and thank them for their prayers, and also to give thanks to the Lord for His protection and healing.

On Monday I had an already scheduled appointment with my PCP for a follow up, and so it turned out to be perfect timing so she could hear the whole story of what happened to me last week. She checked the records that were sent over from the hospital, and gave me a good check up and said she really thinks I'm going to be just fine, but she is referring me to a cardiologist for further monitoring of this condition, which appears to be very mild and in the early stages, praise God!  Here's a passage from Psalms that gives me hope and encouragement.

103 

Psalm 103:1-5

"1 Bless the Lord, O my soul;

And all that is within me, bless His holy name!

2 Bless the Lord, O my soul,

And forget not all His benefits:

3 Who forgives all your iniquities,

Who heals all your diseases,

4 Who redeems your life from destruction,

Who crowns you with lovingkindness and tender mercies,

5 Who satisfies your mouth with good things,

So that your youth is renewed like the eagle’s."

I like that part about "your youth is renewed like the eagle's".  Wouldn't that be nice? 

So anyway, this is the latest update.  Thank you all for your friendship here. May God bless each and every one, and may He "satisfy your mouth with good things, so that your youth is renewed like the eagles!" Amen.

Here's another link to a previous anniversary (51), and it shows me wearing the same top on our 50th anniversary!! LOL. I guess when you like something, you wear it until it wears out!  There's also a lot of OLD memories from our wedding, etc., if you want to go back down memory lane, for those of you who are new here.  I like to add these links so I can go back and find them again myself. The older we get, the more help we need. LOL  Good night!

Friday Foto Friends: It's All About The Heart

 Well Friends, this certainly was a week full of surprises! If you are a Facebook Friend, you probably already know what my week has been all about...but there's so much more to the story. So you might as well fix yourself a cup of tea or coffee and find a comfy seat, because this may take a while.

Let's just jump right in at the beginning, shall we?  Early early Wednesday morning, around 5:00 a.m., I was sleeping comfortably in my bed. But suddenly I started having a very disturbing and frightening dream. 

In my dream, I saw this chest of drawers (above), which originally belonged to my maternal grandmother's mother, but it now resides in my bedroom, and it is very very heavy.  In my dream, this chest of drawers was literally tipping over and on top of me, right onto my chest. I could actually feel it crushing my chest as it fell.  I woke up in a panic and in pain...my chest felt like that chest of drawers was on top of it, and my left arm felt weak, as well as my left leg. When I tried to stand up I felt dizzy and nauseous.  I immediately tried to awaken my hubby, who was sound asleep. Finally I managed to arouse him and awaken him to the reality that something was very wrong and I needed to go to the hospital. Somehow we managed to throw some clothes on and decided to just drive there (about 15 minutes away) rather than wait for an ambulance. Probably not the best idea, but that is what we decided to do. Thankfully, at that hour of the morning there was no traffic and also thankfully, when we arrived at the hospital emergency room, it was empty and I was taken in immediately as soon as I said "I think I've had a heart attack!".  

Thankfully the emergency room staff sprung into action and began checking my vitals and did an EKG. I never lost consciousness or anything like that, but it sure felt like a textbook case,especially for a woman having a heart attack. I remember the doctor saying he wasn't sure if I was having a heart attack, but he didn't like how high my blood pressure was. Anyway, they did all the normal things that should be done.  (I assume...I've never had this happen before, but it felt right to me).  

After a while they seemed to agree that I wasn't having a heart attack, but according to a chest x-ray, I apparently had pneumonia.  That, along with the other symptoms I was having, was enough reason for them to decide to go ahead and admit me for further observation. They also ordered a CT Scan of the chest and also the head.  

With each new event, I found that I was floating along in a bed, being carried here and there and back again, but I was in perfect peace.  When they wheeled me out of the room where the CT Scan took place, I saw a little white gauzy looking figure perched above the door. I asked the attendant what that was, and he said, "Oh, that's Jesus!"  We have Him around in all kinds of places.  Even though I knew it was just a piece of gauze bandage made into a little figure, somehow it was comforting to know that these people wanted something to represent Jesus in that place. I said, "Well, I know Jesus is here with me, but I guess I just didn't expect to see Him perched above that door wrapped in gauze, but I like that."  

I don't think I saw anymore little gauzy "Jesus" figures in the hospital, but I did see Jesus in many real people...there was a woman Chaplain who showed up in my room when I got back there, and she just kind of pushed around the nurses and attendants and stuck her head out and said, "Do you mind if I pray with you?"  Of course I said "Please do!".  She showed up again the next day to pray once more, and then said she was on her way to have an MRI done on her head and neck, and I said that I would be praying for her, and I did and I have. I hope everything went okay and that she is going to be fine.

I saw Jesus in the nurses and aides and even the lady who came to clean my room. I felt His presence with me all the time, and it was very comforting.

I finally got some food for supper, after not eating all day long. It was surprisingly good for hospital food, and I was SO thankful to finally be fed!

This was the view from my window.

I'm glad it was good food, because I was not allowed to eat anything again after midnight, as they had scheduled a nuclear stress test for me the next morning. Oh, and they also did an ultrasound/echocardiagram, which was interesting to see.  I wish I could've taken a picture of my heart beating. It would remind you of an ultrasound of a baby in utero, the way it moved around. The nurse doing the test assured me there was no baby in my heart when I told her I thought it looked like there was. (They might have been thinking I was a little cuckoo by now).  

For the Stress test, they had to inject radioactive stuff in my veins and then take me to radiology for the test. I know now why they call it a "stress test"!   Yes, it was stressful, but while waiting for me to drink my Pepsi after the test (because the caffeine counteracts the stress medicines in your body! Who knew?), the fella who did the test stood at a distance from me (because of the radiation) and we chatted about the Lord. He was a wonderful Christian young man, and we enjoyed sharing our faith with one another. Then he took me back to my room and told me not to snuggle up with anyone for about 18 hours so the radiation could go away. I called my hubby and told him he couldn't come and hug me for another day or so.  Our 56th anniversary is tomorrow, and thankfully I should no longer be able to glow in the dark by then. LOL.  

Philippians 4:13 NKJV became my mantra throughout these tests...

13 "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."

Thankfully when I got back to the room, this lunch was waiting for me: Another very good meal! I ate every bite.  Oh, and that pink "blanket" you see is actually my pink bathrobe. Hubby brought me my things from home, and he decided at that last minute to grab this big pink fleecy bathrobe. I never wore it as a bathrobe, but it stayed on my bed as a cover on top of the blue blanket,  and I snuggled up in it all day and night.  It felt so warm and comforting. What a sweet hubby to think of that!!!

There's the sky outside my window:

This picture was hanging on the wall in my room, reminding me of my own Still Waters Pond...

"He leadeth me beside the still waters...He restoreth my soul..."

Supper was Turkey and dressing...another good meal!  

And this was the sunset outside my window, while I was talking to my sister on the phone and she was telling me about the sunset outside HER window!  It was nice to talk to my sister, (who lives about 2 hours away) and also my brother called me from North Carolina to check on me!

So that brings us up to this morning. They had scheduled an MRI of my brain, to make sure that I had not had a TIA (or light stroke).    Again, Philippians 4:13 rang through my mind as I prayed my way through that tight spot in the machine.   

During this whole time, I had posted my situation on Facebook, and so many people were praying for me, I was totally amazed.  Also people from our church were praying, and I knew that God was working through all the prayers and all the wonderful people who were serving God with their talents for healing.  I kept seeing these different verses and quotes on Facebook, and they gave me comfort:

Especially meaningful were these verses about "the Heart"

Psalm 139:23-24  NKJV

23 Search me, O God, and know my heart;

Try me, and know my anxieties;

24 And see if there is any wicked way in me,

And lead me in the way everlasting.

Finally, after all the tests were done and the results were compared, it was determined that I had not had a heart attack or a stroke, but they did discover that I have the beginnings of a heart condition called Diastolic Heart Failure. "What is diastolic heart failure?

Diastolic heart failure, also known as heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF), is a condition in which your heart’s main pumping chamber (left ventricle) becomes stiff and unable to fill properly."   Thankfully, "With the right treatment, you can effectively manage the symptoms of diastolic heart failure."  

So I will be getting referred to a cardiologist, who will help me navigate this new situation in my life.

Why did I have that crazy dream and feel like I was having a heart attack? Well, perhaps that was God's way of giving me a literal "wake up call" to discover this condition before it became worse.  Whatever it was, it certainly got my attention, and I thank God for His love and concern for me, and also for putting me where there were His people to help bring about healing in me.  Oh, and they gave me antibiotics for the pneumonia, which really seems to be rather elusive...no cough, no other symptoms, but it was enough to make them keep me in the hospital long enough to figure out this puzzle. And so I give glory to God for His intervention on my behalf. And now I have to learn how to properly take care of myself so things like this don't happen again! 

As I said in one of my posts on Facebook, don't put off saying "I love you" to your loved ones and friends...don't think you've always got tomorrow to get things done...tomorrow may never come. We need to always be ready to go home to meet Jesus.  One of my high school friends actually passed away this week, which was a shock to all of us. But I know he knew the Lord and he is with him today. Still, I know it is very hard for his family, and they are in my thoughts and prayers.  It could've been me...and my family who would be left alone. Life is short...make sure you are ready to meet Jesus face to face. 

If you made it this far in reading this post, thank you for sticking with me. Thank you all for being such wonderful friends.  Now go tell someone you love them.  

Oh, and one more thing...don't put off washing your hair...I had planned on washing it that morning, because I was too tired the night before.  So I ended up with dirty hair for a couple more days! Guess what was the first thing I did when I got home today??? Yep, I took a shower, washed my hair and shaved my legs! And then I took a much needed nap! LOL.  Oh, and the Kids brought over tacos for supper so I didn't have to cook!

That's all Folks! Good Night!

Monday Monday

 Here it is Monday evening already.  So much has been going on I kind of got behind in reading and writing.  Thank you all for your kind words on my last few posts. You always know how to make me smile!  

Have any of you seen the two bright lights in the eastern skies early in the morning before dawn lately?  This was what we saw here yesterday morning...hubby woke me up to tell me about it around 5:15 a.m.  I was actually sleeping quite well, and to be honest I wasn't thrilled at first to be awakened so unexpectedly. 

I had to go out on the front porch in my nightie to take these photos.  Good thing it was dark.

Actually, he wanted me to see these lights because he thought they might be UFO's...so of course I had to look it up online to find out what they really could be...

https://www.youtube.com/live/D5LyCJAoDcg?si=UyDb8KrX0vdq_uIx is a good explanation.  It is Jupiter and Venus, and apparently tomorrow morning (August 12th) will be the final day to see them, and they will appear to be almost together (conjoined) as one.  If you have a telescope or a really good camera, set your alarm and get up and take some pictures for us, okay?  I tried to see them again this morning, but it was too cloudy to see much.

I was glad to be able to tell him they weren't UFO's.  I think he was disappointed. LOL.

Also we have had a lovely full moon this past week. I took this picture at the same time as the other pictures yesterday morning, but of course this was looking into the West, as the moon was setting over Still Waters Pond.  

So that was yesterday's big event, along with going to church, which is always a blessing.  If you want to hear the message and our choir's song, here it is. The music was recorded in February and shared again here since we are still off on our summer break from singing.  The song is "Be Thou My Vision", and the message is from John 15:1-17,"The Vine and The Branches".  It was a good message.

  So, what else is new?  Let me think...the good news is, we were able to get a copy of hubby's lab work from the tests he took last week at Quest, and from what we can tell everything looks very good.  His appointment with the neurologist isn't until next month, so I am glad we could see the results before then and know that there isn't anything terrible on it. We give thanks to the Lord for that good news. Still don't know exactly what is wrong, but hubby seems to be feeling a bit better day by day, so we will just be very thankful and trust God to take care of whatever it is.

Now, here's something you're going to probably go, What? You did What???  I'm sure most of you will remember my post not too long ago about getting a new chair/recliner. If not, here it is for your review.  We all oohed and aahed about the new chair, especially the wonderful feature of massage and heat. Yeah, I loved that part...it really was nice.  But what I never told you in subsequent posts was that the chair itself just wasn't all that comfortable.  I tried my best to make it work, but the upper part--the back of the chair, was built in such a way that it slanted back too far when in the upright position.  When I was sitting up straight I could not feel the chair on my back at all, and I had to put big pillows behind me to fill the gap. I tried my best to make it work, but except for when laying down in the reclining position, I could not get comfortable in that chair. I have back issues already, and that is why I needed the new chair in the first place. But, remember, I ordered it online, and I never actually sat in it before I got it! If I had sat in it beforehand, I would never have bought that chair!  

The good news was that I had 30 days to return the chair if it was unsatisfactory.  Of course, that meant that we had to take it to the nearest Home Depot and they would ship it back where it came from. So after a couple of weeks of trying to make it work, I finally decided that I could not live with that chair. It was causing me more problems than it was helping. I loved the massage and heat, but I couldn't stay in that position forever. So we made the decision to take it back to Home Depot and go look for another chair at a local furniture store. Thankfully our son has a truck and was willing and able to take it to the store for us.

I actually tried a couple of different furniture stores, and I literally sat in every single recliner they had...well, at least the ones in my pre-determined price range.  Sadly, neither store had any chairs with the wonderful massage feature at a price I could afford. The chair I had purchased online was a very good deal, and I soon discovered that I would not be able to replace it at that same price anywhere, so I had to pay a little more for a chair without the massage/heat feature, but one that was actually comfortable to sit in. That was the sacrifice I was willing to make in order to be comfortable.  I found the chair that was the best fit for me last week, and of course they had to actually order it instead of giving me the floor model.  Today was the day for it to arrive at the store.  We opted to pick it up ourselves rather than pay an additional $100.00 to have it delivered. Thankfully our son was willing to pick it up and brought it home and set it up for us today....and here it is:

(that's my OLD OLD green chair in the background. We haven't taken it to the thrift store yet, because we were waiting for this chair to arrive. Now it can go with my blessings!!)

This chair is very comfortable, and hugs my back in all the right places. No,  there's no massage/heat, but because the chair actually fits my body in all the right places, I don't need those features!  I am very pleased and thankful!!!  Oh, and the color of the chair is called "Recruit Fudge".  I can lay there and dream about the fudge that I'm not allowed to eat. LOL!

The moral of this story is don't ever order a piece of furniture that you need for comfort online, unless you can find a place to actually sit in the same chair somewhere first and make sure it is comfortable!  Thankfully Home Depot's online return policy was generous and we had no problems returning it and getting our money back. But what a hassle...especially for our son who has had to do all the manual labor in this situation. He sure is a good sport!!

Here's some words of wisdom for today from James 1:2-5

"2 My brethren, count it all joy when you fall into various trials, 

3 knowing that the testing of your faith produces patience. 

4 But let patience have its perfect work, 

that you may be perfect and complete, lacking nothing. 

5 If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, 

who gives to all liberally and without reproach, 

and it will be given to him."

Amen!

Have a blessed rest of your week!

Saturday Evening on Still Waters Pond

Good evening from Still Waters Pond.  It's been an active evening on the waterfront, following a light sprinkly shower this afternoon.  The pond is still rather shallow and is shrinking from lack of rain, even with the few thunderstorms we've had this week.  

But this evening we were visited by this Juvenile White Ibis. It appears he is walking on the water, but actually that's just how shallow it is there...

However, there is apparently something good to eat there among the lily pads and mucky puddles...

Actually there were two of these juvenile white ibis'.  

They were wading around with the three white egrets...

Can you find all three?  Kind of like "Where's Waldo?  Or, where's all three Waldos??"

Meanwhile, the Sand Hill Crane family came walking up from across the pond and waited at our back door for a hand full of bird seed...which the "Master of the House" enjoys throwing to them each evening (and morning too, if they show up).

Our resident "porch kitties", Blackie and Sunshine, had a front row seat to watch all the fun in the yard and on the pond.  They whisper back and forth to each other about how silly those Cranes look with their long skinny legs and extra long necks...but they have the  utmost respect for them and will not dare to go down off the porch near them while they are in the yard.  There seems to be an unwritten law that the Sand Hill Cranes are the rulers of Still Waters Pond and its surrounds...

And as soon as the cranes were finished with their evening treat, they took off across the pond and chased away the egrets, who flew to another corner of the pond,  and also the ibis, who flew into this tree on the other side of the pond.  If the egrets and ibis' tried to get back down and across the pond, the cranes would chase them away and let them know that this was their territory and they were not welcome there!

There is definitely a territorial pecking order on this pond!   That being said, now as the sun is going down all the birds seem to have retreated to their respective corners and everyone is settling down for the night.  All is calm and peaceful once again.

The End.

Well, that's the end of THAT story! LOL.  Let's see, what else has been happening in the past few days that I haven't already told you about? Let me think...

There are no pictures, but the kids came over last night for "pizza night". They brought our grandpuppies Sugar and Spice, and we all had a fun time together.   We put up the sheet outside on the porch to block the view of the porch kitties so the doggies wouldn't go crazy.  It worked pretty well, but there was one close call when Blackie found his way in behind the sheet and right up against the glass doors!  Thankfully I saw him before the pups did, and Benton actually distracted them and got the doggies into their harness/leashes and took them out the front door for a little walk. Then I went out on the back porch and encouraged Blackie to come out from behind the sheet with a treat. I repaired the opening where he found his way behind there, and all was well from then on. Whew! That was a close one! LOL.  

I actually had a doctor appointment this past week, a follow up to the lab work from the preceding week. Everything was fine except I was told that I am one point away from being pre-diabetic! That was a shock to me, as I rarely eat desserts/sweets anymore, I try to eat really healthy, I don't drink sweetened drinks and drink mostly water  except for one cup of hot tea in the morning and a glass of unsweet tea for lunch.  Of course the doctor reminded me about the breads, potatoes and all those "carbs" that I am most likely eating that do the damage even without eating a lot of surgary sweets.  So now I am looking at labels on everything I eat. I know some of you are on no-carb diets...I may have to start taking notes from you about what to eat and what not to eat.

The day after I got that news we went out to breakfast because hubby had to have some more lab work done.  We went to a place called "Colee's", which is in Palatka.  We've been there before and always enjoy their good breakfasts. 

I know they have some wonderful homemade breads and biscuits and even a huge cinnamon bun, but I refrained from ordering any of those tempting things...

And got a spinach and cheddar cheese omelette with a side order of bacon and some wheat toast, (which I barely ate).

Hubby hasn't been told that he can't eat carbs,  so he ordered the eggs, grits, biscuit, and sausage.

I'm sure we'd both be better off without all of those carbs, but someone other than me will have to tell him that. LOL.  Maybe that will come out as a result of all the lab work he has been having done. We shall see what develops.

I just realized that today is my Daddy's birthday. He would be 107 years old. My daddy was a wonderful, fun loving, and a good Chrstian father and family man.  This is one of my favorite pictures of my sister Doris on the left, Daddy in the middle, and me on the right. Someone snuck up behind us to take this picture while we were out for a walk, and you can see how we all reacted.  That should tell you something about our family...LOL.

I love this picture that resurfaced just a few years ago. This was on our farm in Pennsylvania. I've shared it here before so you probably have already seen it, but it's always worth repeating in my mind. This was our family around 1952.

Clifford, Russell, Laddie, Mama, Doris, Daddy and me.

And here we were in 2005, back row l to r: 

Russell, me, Clifford, Doris

Mama and Daddy on the front.

Mama died the following year (2006), and Daddy died in 2011. My brother Russell died in 2019.  So that leaves Clifford, Doris, and me.

I am extremely thankful for the family God gave me.  

Happy Heavenly Birthday, Daddy! Until we are all reunited in heaven someday.

Psalm 103:1-5

1"Bless the Lord, O my soul;

And all that is within me, bless His holy name!

2 Bless the Lord, O my soul,

And forget not all His benefits:

3 Who forgives all your iniquities,

Who heals all your diseases,

4 Who redeems your life from destruction,

Who crowns you with lovingkindness and tender mercies,

5 Who satisfies your mouth with good things,

So that your youth is renewed like the eagle’s."

Thank You, Lord, for all of these blessings...Amen.

And good night to all...Have a wonderful SONday tomorrow!