Back home after four days on the road, and a good night's sleep, and I am somewhat raring to go. Debbie has been here to fix my hair, makeup is on and I am dressed. Matt Porter is picking me up to eat lunch --my adopted grandson--who will make me laugh and give guidance. That is the definition of grandchildren. I have scheduled nothing more but I will fill in as I go.
My sink has to be fixed (a screw came out) and my wreath is not working. That means I need to call Mark Hoffmeister. My nails need to be done. That means I need to call Heather. Tomorrow I see Dr. Freeze for three fillings -- a visit I could do without, NOT. Wednesday, Joan and I go to Ste Genevieve to get meat and look around. Thursday, Judy and Joan have a party. I was thinking of having a party this weekend but thought better of it.
Yesterday, I was in line at Wendy's at Poplar Bluff and behind me were two men from Malden. One was Bob McDonald, father of Terry, and I spoke to them and told them who I was and that my ex-husband was football coach there. We had a fine time laughing!
It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas!
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