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1st Barbecue of the Season

March 27, 2016

Friday I had to go to Wound Care again – what a lovely day it was. Eddie left in the morning for work with clouds a bit of rain; when he came home to pick me up, the sun was out. For the first time in a long time, I had the car window open and it felt quite warm. More rain today and tomorrow, then they promise the sun for several days – does Mother nature agree? We will see.

I am back wrapped up again – my legs swelled again – and wouldn’t you know, my compression socks arrived and were sitting in the mailbox as we drove out. Well, I won’t be wearing them for a couple of weeks, then I will take them with me to have them help me learn how to put them on. This means spit and duck baths again; so far the hair doesn’t look too bad. It does tend to stick up a bit when I get up in the morning, I will have to run the shower with my head in to have the steam tame those wonky parts. I have an appointment on Wednesday afternoon to remove sutures, then I can lean over the shower chair and wash my hair at least.

My forehead has been numb since the first plastic surgery, yet at times I feel it tingling, sometimes as if something is walking on my head. It is an odd sensation but not unpleasant. I asked the doc about it last Monday before surgery, he said it will take a long time to go back to normal. I expected that answer because I found that with the hip incision. It was numb and I would get sharp pricks when I least expected it – that was unpleasant. Seems to be fairly normal now, four years later.

I am determined to drive again after Wednesday, I don’t like being so dependent – at least I can see a lot better now, that makes a difference. When Eddie comes back from the Car Museum, he is taking me to Bartell’s – it is sometimes difficult to explain to him what I want. I think he is very uncomfortable buying “lady things”, but does a pretty good job.

Yesterday was fairly sunny and when Eddie came home from shopping, he had hamburgers with him. He decided to start the BBQ season and I noticed Eric across the street had his big grill on his deck. Eddie said he could smell someone else getting ready to BBQ. We have had such a lot of wind and rain this winter, it feels good to look forward to spring. Each time I go out, I see new things blooming – I almost feel I am missing out on spring. The Scillas in the beds have abundant leaves up and it will be fun to see all the lavender flower stems blooming. The grape hyacinths are blooming, not as many this year and the two clumps of yellow daffodils on the bank are doing well

My sister Ellen on the Jersey Shore has had rain, snow, sun and wind – I’m so glad she sends photos of them. The last photo I enclosed in the blog is now a painting – she is so talented! She is able to show the ocean in so many different moods and colors – so amazing.

This was the Nor’easter the other week – she had snow as well as windy.

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This was on March 24th – spring is coming.

I have been so self absorb in myself lately, both my sisters reminded me March 24th would be Dad’s 102nd birthday. I also thought about September 24th, Mom’s birthday – it will be her 98th. In 2018, it will be her 100th birthday and that year was as eventful as Dad’s in 1914 – so many historic things happened that changed the world during those years. Because they met, fell in love and married, my sisters and I are a part of this changing world. They gave us so many gifts – being loved and wanted, integrity, respect for other people, discipline, manners – so many things that have given me a strong foundation. (I won’t speak for my sisters) I am grateful for all of it, they were very loving parents.

A blog wouldn’t be complete without a couple of photos from my sister Candy in Nashville.

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She puts lovely backgrounds in her photos

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She has done a series of Christmas photos with flowers and also ornaments.

I have been sleeping a lot, though I still feel draggy, I need to walk a bit every day – exercise needs to be part of being rested. I have hesitated to go outside and walk up and down the sidewalk because I don’t want to trip and fall. Now that I can wear my glasses better, I am willing to give it a try. Windy and stormy is conducive to walking outside – I seem to have missed the worst of the weather during my captivity.

My posts have been so “me” centered, it is time to focus on something else for a change. Wishing you all a very Happy Easter.

Tags:BBQ, birthdays, Candy, Dad, Eddie, Ellen, flower beds, flowers, Jersey Shore, loving parents, Mom, Nashville, Nor'easter, numbness, photos, rainy, spit bath, Spring, windy, wound care
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Lee 1, Technology 2

May 10, 2015

I finally was able to make the one printer work at last. Last Sunday afternoon I was clicking around and found a set of things to work with to help figure out what I needed to do. Essentially, they all had to have the cartridge problem resolved before I could use any of them. I found a place to check the ink supply and was astounded to find it showed the color empty. I just bought the cartridges a short while ago, so they shouldn’t be empty. So I decided to take it to Office Depot to see if they could tell if it was full or not. The guy was really great – he gave me a free swap and I only had to pay for the other cartridge. They didn’t have single ones, just a double one with black and color. So I went for it.

Then I changed the color and found it printed – except the black was barely showing up. I aligned the cartridges, cleaned the heads and I don’t know what all to get it to work. I printed out some things where the color worked fine. I figured I had only won half the battle. Friday I decided to print out some crosswords and I was so surprised and delighted to see the all black pages looked just right. Maybe the black had to work its way through before printing properly. A victory for me.

I didn’t make it to Apple for Pages session, so I don’t know if Ellen received her birthday card on Friday or not. Plus there is the other printer to solve the scanning problem. I forgot to mention the phone – no more buzz and static, but now my voice mail doesn’t work and tells people to put in the code. I don’t have a code. If I am home and the phone rings, I can answer it with no problem, but no one can leave a message. I’m wondering if I need to unplug it and put it with the other phone and see if that works. Looks as if Technology has 3 – I only have 1.

This week we moved more books out of the shelves – picture books to Providence Elderplace, some novels for the Infusion Center and the rest to Goodwill. We need to empty the shelves for the painters. They are coming on the 18th. We had the man for the floors come to give us an estimate and what was possible to clean the hardwood floor. Seems the floor Dad put in has a very thin layer and it is a little wavy – it would take only 1 sanding and even then, it wouldn’t look much different. He said he would do it in 2 days but we would have to move out of the house for 3 days because the smell is overpowering. We would also have to move all the furniture out – that plus the cost and the three hotel nights along with eating out was a bit off-putting. The logistics also difficult, so we decided not to do it.

I asked Brad if he would build a new mantel for us with crown molding – that is a lot less and something I have always wanted. I sent him a couple of designs that hit me – I don’t want it too complicated that it overpowers the room and the fireplace. I also don’t want it so plain either. He is doing some research to see what molding is available and what will work for the space. Oh dear, I need to email measurements for him. It should be ready to paint when Ron comes.

Friday was a great day, we had clear sunshine, 69 and I felt so good. We had 78 to 80 yesterday, a little hazy. It’s a bit cloudy but due to be 73 – then guess what is coming through?

Today is not only Mother’s Day, it is our 46th wedding anniversary. We decided not to go to dinner today, instead we went on Thursday a bit early. It was quite lovely and not a lot of people. We have a wonderful dinner – brought half of mine home for lunch the next day. It was fun to have a leisurely dinner and enjoy our anniversary together. Both of us find it hard to believe it is 46 years, it doesn’t feel that long. It has been a while since it has been just the two of us in our own home. When our living room is painted and our furniture is in place, it will truly be our home.

This has been a mixed up Spring so far and now Ellen is sending Spring pictures from Ocean Grove. They have had a lot of weather this year and who knows what Ana will do as she blows up the coast. I’m so glad she sent some cherry blossoms.

It feels as if I am experiencing Spring flowers for a second time. Thank you so much Ellen.

I can’t think of a better way to close this post.

Tags:46th wedding anniversary, Apple Pages, books, Brad, card, cartridges, cherry blossoms, Elderplace, Ellen, expense, finally working, hardwood floors, Infusion Center, logistics, mantel, Mother's Day, phone problems, printer, Spring
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Playing With Photos

April 24, 2014

I am a little slow when it comes to some technology – especially when I don’t know something can be done. I found I have a camera on my iPad (I know there are a lot of you thinking “Well, Duh!”) and by accident found out how to do it. So I was out in the garden the other day when we had a bit of sunshine before the next rain showers and I tried out my iPad. It took some finagling because I kept having the screen blocked – I found I had my finder over the lens. Plus I have a case it sits in and the cover was a bit of a problem because I have to make sure it doesn’t block the lens.

So there I was, one hand keeping the cover out of the way, holding the iPad with the other and trying to take pictures. It was hard to find a finger to push the shutter button and also not end up have it take three or four pictures in a row. Next thing I know, I am ready to take a selfie – now how did that happen and how do I go back to pictures of the garden. I finally figured that one out, then found I was doing square pictures – it’s been an experience and an education. Would you like to see what I took with my iPad? All I have to do is figure out how to down load them.

I just connected my iPad to my computer and guess what! The pictures on are on my computer. Will wonders never cease!

The Scillas in the porch flower bed are more profuse and thick than this photo

The blueberries are blossoming so I am hoping for a good crop.

The Scillas by the garage are doing very well.

They also are blooming by the corner of the garage and where the cherry trees were.

We don’t really have pear blossoms left after the wind and rain. We’ll wait to see if we have pears this year.

The apple tree had fared fairly well, all depends on how much the fruit set before the rain.

Even so, the apple blossoms are still lovely.

Delores bought a couple of tulips at the tulip fields up north last year – they are beautiful.

It was a sunny bit after the rain and before the next bout of rain.

As you can see, I did better than I expected, even managed to somehow turn it back to rectangular pictures. I also took photos with my camera, I’ll show you if there is a difference in the next post.

Tags:Apple, Home, iPad, photos, Rain, Seattle, Spring, sun, technology, Tree
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Maybe Spring Is Really Here

April 13, 2014

Sometimes my body tells me when it is going to rain – usually if it has been a long time since the last storm. I start to notice it in my hip – just about where my leg and hip come together. Essentially it feels as if my leg is being torn out of the socket; it comes suddenly and hurts like the dickens. It starts to rain and suddenly the pain is gone – boy, am I glad to see the rain come. Not so much this last time, it was both hips and it was a day or two after the rain and about to start in again. I saw my chiropractor and she did some adjustments which helped, but it was still very uncomfortable. I was with a friend at lunch and I suddenly remembered something my Occupational Therapist in Connecticut told me – “You don’t do change of seasons very well”. Maybe it’s true.

I started looking at what I was doing at the time, was I moving in a different way or did I remember an unusual movement. I couldn’t think of anything but then as I was getting up from the chair at the computer, I noticed I was bracing myself a little differently – maybe that was it. I put the chair a little higher so it was easier to get up – though it can’t be too high or it hurts my neck and shoulders. Some days life feels like a delicate balance. So far, with the chair a little higher, I am doing better. I am also sleeping well.

Last Monday it was warm and sunny, so nice I went out in my bare feet to do some “earthing” in the grass. I also took out my bottle of bubbles and blew bubbles in the sunshine. That was fun! They were so pretty shiny in the sunlight, I’m waiting for it to be warm again. Yes, we have had sunshine and it is usually very pleasant in the sun. In the shade it is chilly with a north wind – still nippy. I am wearing turtlenecks and sweaters to keep warm while so many people are out in shorts and tees. Am I out of step? It is working its way up into the 60’s today and maybe into 70 tomorrow. As for the garden, it is doing very well.

Thanks to Eddie who did it for me, the fruit trees have fertilizer stakes and we also had a bit of rain afterwards. never did get to spray the trees for all the lichen and fuzzy stuff, maybe I will just have to pick it off. Anyway, the pear trees are in full bloom and gorgeous – if the rain and windy don’t come too harshly, we may have pears this year. The Gravenstein is just beginning to bloom, not fully out like the pear trees.

We also did the blue berries and they are also blooming, plus we did the fig tree – not sure if it has recovered from pruning or not. Eddie thinks we made a mistake pruning it, I am willing to wait and see. I am so glad we gave them fertilizer this year, it hasn’t been done for 2 or 3 years.

You can’t really see the Scillas, but they are there and blooming.

The grape hyacinths are still blooming and now the Scillas have finally begun to bloom. So we have purple in the beds and it is lovely. The camellias are still blooming, though they make a mess on the sidewalk. I need to check the rhodos, Delores brought over some red buds for me to take to Mom, unfortunately I left before she came. So I have them in a vase on the kitchen window sill and they are beginning to open up. I will see how ours are doing and take some to Mom.

It feels as if everything has burst into bloom. I have seem rhodos blooming, magnolias and azaleas – it is such a glorious time of year. The trees have a lot more leaves and it is truly amazing.

My sister Ellen has some of her photos online – just click her name and see what beautiful pictures she has taken. I’m so very proud of her, she is an amazing talent. My sister Candy is too, she also has many facets and talents. They have both captured spring – in Nashville and the Jersey shore.

The first flowering fruit trees have lost their blossoms, almost like a snow storm. Now it is the puffy cherry trees, like balls of pink fluff. It is such a pleasure to drive places and see colors and beauty all around. Hmm, am I starting to wax poetical?

I need to get dressed now, I cleaned the bathroom this morning, Eddie vacuumed and the laundry is almost done. He didn’t have to go to the Museum of Flight today and since we went to service his car yesterday, Saturday chores were spread between both days. It is certainly a lot more fun to be out in the sunshine than the rain and wind. We will all be wanting rain if it is too dry for too long, it’s a Seattle thing. If you wait for a nice day to do things, you wouldn’t be going out very much. Unless it is a gale and hard rain, you just go and do. I remember a January day in L.A. when I went to renew my driver’s license. It was a rainy day and there was hardly anyone at the DMV. One of the advantages of growing up here.

The wisteria will soon be out, but I will have to enjoy my neighbors because we had it dug out last year. It’s so lovely when it blooms, but the rest of the time it does a really good job of taking over everything, no matter how much I trimmed it back. I am not going to miss it.

Tags:apple tree, blueberries, Candy, Ellen, fertilizer stakes, flowering trees, grape hyacinths, pear trees, rhodos, Scillas, Spring
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The Earth Laughs In Flowers

April 28, 2013

I read that quote a long time ago and it has stuck with me because it makes me smile. Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote it. At this time of year, Earth is laughing her a** off because everything is blooming now. I picked some lilacs the other day – unfortunately John has trimmed it to be more of a tree, so most of the blossoms are on the top. There is no way I am going to climb a ladder for them. They were still not open and I wasn’t sure they would. they are on the dining room table and they are beginning to open.

I must thank Sherry for the photo – http://terra4incognita.wordpress.com/2008/04/19/lilacs/

The wisteria is getting ready to bloom – I love the lavender blossoms and their lovely fragrance. but when it finishes blooming, I am going to have John dig that sucker out of the bed – it trails all over everything and is making its way to the other end of the bed where the blueberries are. If I don’t cut its little tendrils all the time, the thing overpowers everything. Even when I do keep it clipped, it sends shoots out to other places I don’t realize it is going.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wisteria

I will admit cutting down things that have been here since we moved in is still a little hard – guess I still don’t quite feel it is “my” house. I think when the kitchen is done and we have our own furniture upstairs, it will be more our house. We finally got the appraisal on Friday, looks like the loan is moving forward. Tom warns me there will be more paperwork – I already have 2 or 3 file folders on it.

The Gravenstein apple tree is loaded with blossoms, as are the 2 pear trees. We had wild wind yesterday and I was concerned it would blow the blossoms of before the fruit set. It was supposed to rain yesterday – it was dark and dreary all day but nothing ever came. We had sun this morning and now Eddie noticed it is raining; no telling what it will be in a few minutes.

We have pink snow in places because the wind is blowing the petals off the puffy cherry trees. Things used to come in a certain order in Spring, now it is every plant for itself. They seem to bloom when they please and bloom their hearts out. I love this time of year. As soon as the weather is more conducive, I will take some pictures of my own and post them. I appreciate the people who have lovely photos on the web and want to share them as well as give credit where credit is due.

We have most of the beds filled with scillas, when they stop blooming I am going to dig things up – small space at a time, put Preen in and see if I can put some colorful perennials in so it doesn’t look overgrown with grass and weeds. It will probably take me all summer since it will be a little at a time – then it will be time to start from the beginning again.

I also bought some morning-glory seeds to put on the trellis at the back porch, I love them when they trail up. I had a trellis built for our house in Bethlehem and planted them, loved it. I also had a wisteria tree in the back garden, I was forever trimming the tendrils and had trouble keeping up with them. I had a great guy come to mow the lawn for me – an off duty Bethlehem police officer – don’t think they would appreciate having one of their officers strangled by the wisteria.

I remember one day I was driving along the street somewhere and saw him. We both stopped and talked about gardening, wonder what the people going by were thinking. It felt a little odd, but also a bit of fun as well. A couple of weeks ago we were driving out and saw a squad at the old bus stop corner and I told Eddie to go over to him – he didn’t want to but I insisted. I wanted to thank him for being out there and for the great job he does. So we had a nice conversation and Eddie gave him his card to come up to the future of Flight. His name is John Holland and he really appreciated it. I do that when ever I see an officer – I even got a hug from a female officer once. They don’t get many compliments and I feel it is important to know there are people out there who appreciate them.

I am watching to see what’s next to bloom, I think the rhododendron. Whatever it will be, I will definitely enjoy it.

Tags:Apple, Blossom, Cherry blossom, Earth, Gravenstein, Pear, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Spring, Tree
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Angel Card

April 25, 2013

Monday turned out to be a really good day.

Monday was Soul Card Reading and the cards that came up were so welcome. The first was:

First Card is from Doreen Virtue’s Healing With The Angels Oracle Cards:

Listening:

“This card is a validation from your angels that you really are hearing them. You have been receiving repetitive messages through your feelings, dreams, visions, inner voice, or knowingness.

By drawing this card, your angels ask you to give all doubts or worries about Divine guidance to them.”

Soul Guidance:

Are you listening and trusting the messages?

I always ask the Universe for signs to confirm my inner guidance. Request a clear sign to show you that you’re on the right track.

The next was very thought-provoking, it didn’t fully hit me until later. So I am pondering this one.

Second Card is from Esther and Abraham Hicks’s Well-Being Cards:

Anything I can Imagine being, doing, or having – I can be, do or have.

“As you ask yourself why you want it, the essence of your desire is activated – and the Universe begins to bring it to you.

(It’s as easy to create a castle as a button.)”

Soul Guidance:

Wow, that seems so easy! What do you want to be, have or do?

Why do you want it, why is it important to you?

With that cool start to the day, having a day of lovely sunshine was a real bonus. It is still chilly with the wind from the north, but it felt more like a Spring day and gave me hope the real Spring weather will be here soon. Certainly the flowers have been blooming whatever the weather has been. I went to see my chiropractor Dr. Cheryl – I always enjoy working with her because she is very gentle and I have come to trust her. She has been working on my right shoulder because it is the one that doesn’t work too well, I can’t raise my arm up with out compensating and I need it to work as it was originally designed to function. That may also be why I have had trouble with my right shoulder and the right side of my neck. I can now put my arm up a bit higher, it took time for it get that way, it will take time to get it back together.

Funny, now that I look back at the day, I didn’t spend much time in the sunshine. After seeing Cheryl, I met my friend Patti for coffee and lunch – I haven’t seen her in quite a while. I met her at NWPMA – that is my Northwest Promotional Marketing Association – at one of the Fall Showcases in Bellevue. She focuses in gold mining supplies but also does t-shirts, rubber stamps and whatever people want. She has taught me a lot and she says I have taught her – I don’t feel we are in competition. She and her husband have had so much going on – they have been trying to get a loan modification, what a nightmare. She also has had a lot of family problems and they continue. Gosh, I don’t have anything to worry about next to her. lately she has been doing a lot of the talking, quite fair since I have done a lot of talking in the last two years. She had to deal with her Mom, not sure exactly what the problem was, but she certainly understood what I have been going through with Mom. That helped so much!

I left about 3 and went home – I had to make my bed before Eddie came home. It was lovely driving in the sun. my window open. I will say, we have had sun the last 4 days and it has been great but there is cold wind from the north, so the shade isn’t all that balmy. It was in the 30’s in the morning for Eddie at work – standing on the Stratodeck is cold!

We are both really glad we have the new shades. I left them up in the morning so the sun would come in and warm the house. It certainly makes a difference and also keeps the warmth in when it is cold and rainy. It’s been a few days since I turned on the furnace. Monday was a delightful day and I am feeling better. Not anywhere specific, just all over feel better. I’ll take it!

Tags:angel cards, Doreen Virtue, Healing With The Angels Oracle Cards, soul guidance, Spring, sunshine
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Phooey To The Calendar, It’s Spring!

March 17, 2013

We have had some sunshine every once in a while, sometimes for the whole day. Plus the temperatures have been mild, up into the 50’s a lot. I noticed the first flowers started blooming around the first of March – they decided to start blooming even though the official start of Spring isn’t until March 20th. I have seen camellias, rhodos, even an azalea yesterday all in bloom. The cherry trees with lacy flowers and even some of the puffy cherry trees are blooming. I was going home from visiting Mom on Friday and a whole line of cherry trees were starting to bloom.

http://www.cdaid.org/urban/urbanforestry/autumn_flowering_cherry.htm

The daffodils are starting to bloom in the yard and also next door. I think it depends on how protected from the cold wind plants are as to how far along they are. The forsythia is usually the first to come out, they are now slowly emerging. I enjoy Spring as each plant begins to grow leaves and then blossom while others put out blossoms first, then leaves. I am wondering how many bulbs are left after the big clean up.

I remember a quote somewhere that really makes my heart glow – The Earth laughs in flowers.

Oh dear, Eddie can’t find Bunny now that he has made the bed, I need to find her.

How she wandered into the office I don’t know, the last time I saw her was on my pillow. I have been sleeping with her a lot, so very comforting and sweet. I think her name is actually Sweet Pea since I find myself calling her that without realizing it. all is well now.

http://www.westcreations.com/bears.html

Mom’s is in blue and blue feathered hat – you get the idea.

I went to see Mom on Friday, she had had a visitor the day before – it was Luzma bearing gifts. She brought her a beautiful bear dressed in a lovely gown and a hat with feathers. It is on Mom’s dresser. She also brought flowers – little dark pink roses – small box of chocolates and a packet of cookies. Apparently she spent quite a lot of time with her, though Mom doesn’t remember it. I have to remind myself not ask about things that happened before the present moment, her short-term memory is gone. Then she thinks she missed out on something.

My two packets of cookies were anticlimactic, I found some sugar-free chocolate chunk for Jan and also brought sugar cookies with green frosting and shaped sprinkles on top for St. Patrick’s day. They all enjoyed them and I was glad. I’m learning not to bring something for the house all the time or they will expect it, once a month is better. This came from Kathy who is more knowledgeable than I am. I appreciate her advice and am so glad she came with me to find a home for Mom.

The two new residents are Everett, he is about 86 and in a wheelchair. He doesn’t seem to be chatty, maybe when I know him better – he certainly scarfed up the cookies in a hurry. Mom gave him hers, so I gave her another one and said it is for her to eat, not give away. I don’t remember the woman’s name, she too is in a wheelchair and is about to turn 102 – looks as though Mom isn’t the oldest any more.

Mom still asks about her mother, her grandmother, even Aunt Clara. I just tell her they are watching over her and preparing a place for her on the other side. Also that when the time comes, there will be guides to help her through the transition, she won’t have to do it herself. Sometimes she says she is glad I told her that. This time she said she feels safe when she is sitting with Jan, but when she is alone she is scared. I asked her what scares her and she is scared what to do if something happens. I tried to reassure her that everyone in the house is there for her and I am only a phone call away. She doesn’t think she knows how to use the phone, so I said just ask some in the house – I will be there in 20 minutes. I hope that reassured her, even for 5 minutes. That’s a first.

Thursday was a fun day, I had my massage in the morning with Debye and then went to lunch with Kathie Brodie at Queen Mary Tea Room. We haven’t seen each other for quite a while, she is starting a new business and I have already written many words about I have been doing. We have so much in common and it turns out it is a two-way street for us – I learn so much from her and she learns a lot from me. She was talking about finally understanding one of her life lessons, though still hasn’t quite learned because it keeps coming in different ways so she doesn’t see it coming. Light bulb moment for me! How amazing that over the years we have both been learning a lot of the same things – talking to her helps put into words what I am thinking and feeling.

We had a lovely lunch and of course a pot of tea. We both tried different ones, though I love their Creamy Earl Grey. They gave us a taste of Queen’s Afternoon Tea – I loved it! Kathie is a big tea drinker and enjoys trying new one. there is a tea shop in Edmonds she goes to try different teas. I had an email from her yesterday – she enjoyed the outing with me but forgot it was caffeine and she finally figured out why she couldn’t get to sleep the night before.

It’s been a delightful week.

Tags:Cherry blossom, cookies, dementia, March, Mom, short term memory, Spring, St. Patrick's Day, Tree
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