Just Little Things.
Sometimes the little things are what can get to a person
quicker than the big ones. This morning—or maybe yesterday—my favorite coffee
cup from Padre Island got a chip right in the space where one drinks. Hate to
throw it away, but know better than to try to use it and cut myself. Maybe a vase
for flowers? Sigh.
Texted Shona since her trash was not out on the roadside. About
that time, Albert came driving up and moved her bin to the road. He is taking
good care of her, but today she finally realized that she—and probably her
daughter—have covid. Dadgumit!
The dogs have been on a tear about mice/rats in the hen coops.
Opened the third door today to have them go tearing into some panels and a long
ladder leaning against one wall. Well, those things are no longer leaning, Dear
Hearts. The old woman will have to close up that door tonight before the hens go
down or it will be Katie-Bar-the-Door to get the dogs out again. Just glad the
hens are used to these two dogs. Would prefer not to have them refusing to go
inside just because the dogs are in there.
Getting more capable of moving around now, but it is such a
difference from what has always been the “normal” for me. Can hardly stand up
straight in the morning. Wish some of the energy and strength that we have as
young people could be spread around more when we are older. Even so, it is a
blessing to be able to walk and get around at all. Cousin John’s wife has had
two hip and two knee replacements and still does not seem to complain. Gutsy lady!
It looks as if the congressional actions taken about limiting
government offices to only those who are actually Americans may cause some
upset folks, but when we think about the fact that our friends, uncles,
fathers, and brothers and sisters have given their blood in defense of our
Constitutional rights, how can we allow those from other countries (with or without
dual citizenship) to have a say in how our laws are administered. Plus, the
idea that those from other countries can prevent women from sharing equal
status in this country just irks the living crud out of me. It has been
difficult enough for women in this country to gain the rights of men as it is.
And if a person just reads through some of the historical posts about women
inventors, scientists, doctors, lawyers, and other professions, how can we
allow anyone to prevent a woman from being whatever she seeks just because of
her sex? Well, it does not take much to get an old woman hot and stomping, so
we’ll just say that Senator John Kennedy has my appreciation.
Let us attempt to stay healthy and keep a loving attitude
toward friends, family, and those with whom we associate. At least be kind even
if gritting one’s teeth.
Rest well, my friends. You are loved.
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