Greetings and salutations on a day above ground, dear Reader. I've enjoyed the break I've taken from blogging and am starting to finally feel like myself again.
It turns out that my biological father passed away on the eighth of this month and I'd never gotten to meet him. Now I will always have an idealized version of him in my head and that's alright by me. May the dear man rest in peace. On the positive, my youngest just turned 30 a couple of days ago; I posted "happy birthday" to his Facebook wall but he's not much into Facebook, I'm afraid. I hope that his day was as excellent as he is, he's turned out to be a wonderful man.
I keep losing weight. Our home (digital) scales are always five pounds heavier than the mechanical scale my doctor uses and when her scale said 155 mine said 160. This morning fully dressed in nightwear I weigh 154.8 on the digital scale. It's been a long three year road down from 247 at my maximum weight; if I get down to 147 that will mean that I've lost a hundred pounds, the weight of a person, and I'm not very far from that right now. Here's me yesterday, my leggings are a size 7!
Now this is a little irritating: our coffee pot was murdered by a power surge during the rain a few nights ago and no longer has a digital display so now we have to make the coffee by plugging it back in and turn it off by unplugging it. It's not even a month old yet.
Gertie continues to need her allergy medicine but it just makes her cough disappear so we keep her medicated and I'm keeping a written log to document the times she takes it so she gets it on time every time. We thought we were going to lose her when she first got sick and are so grateful at her improvement and progress.
Though I might go back and republish the blog entries I've written that are devotional nature at this point I just plan on moving forward. All of those things are, after all, in the past, and this is the present. Now is the only time that really matters. 👍
Thanks for stopping by, dear Reader. Have a blessed day. Make good choices, you will reap the rewards. Take care, until next time.