Food for thought

 Beth, your last post made me wonder how many other women are experiencing similar life-styles to ours.  I'm sure we aren't alone.

Yesterday David lead the battle with the linen cupboard and the bathroom vanity.  The vanity still needs a good scrub down but, at least, we know what's in there.

Today will include a visit to Dollarama. David has been anxious to go for a few days now but I've just been procrastinating.

On a more pleasant note, Loren has submitted his retirement to his current job.  With things like holidays and sick time etc. it won't be official for a couple of months.  But then he has accepted an 18 month job with the city doing essentially the same job, but on behalf of the employer. I know he has plans beyond that but isn't giving any details.  That's probably wise as his mother is so proud of him that she'll probably "spill the beans".

That's it for now.  Remember that your sister is going to be out with the car.  Who knows what trouble she might get into, or where she may end up.  Be very careful today.

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  1. beMay 1, 2024 at 10:47 AM

    As are we all, very proud of our offspring (most of the time 😉) Nice to read the news. Makes my day. And nice to think you are both thinking what I am thinking (most of the time 😉) XX

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