Lazy Hazy Day!

Or damp and dull, but I just saw an oriole out in the trees, so I think it’s the first!  I’m at the cabin and I can’t actually post this till the telephone company comes and fixes or replaces my wireless router….but the computer still allows me to type on it and save it…..sounds a little old fashion for a brand new high speed moddle…..it must be the operator that’s old.

I’m really feeling quite well, this first round  is going good.  I didn’t have any ill effects during the day yesterday before or after getting unplugged, and I think I only had one sorta hot flash last night….really mild.

I went shopping on my way up to the cabin, (Costco, Menards and Kohls) drove to the cabin, and then unloaded almost all of it….cept the 40 pound bag of birdfood, that I will leave there till someone comes to it’s rescue.  I’m not completely out yet anyway.  But I did bring in a case of water and bags of groceries and cleaning supplies with out any problems at all.

Work this morning around 7 and forced myself to stay in bed till 8:30 a.m.  Combed my hair and got dressed (sorta) so I would be presentable to the work men who are supposed to show up today.

I think I will stay another day and note to those with empty tanks….Holiday in Annandale is still $3.84 while in Coon Rapids it was #3.94 and I saw it at $3.99 in Elk River.  So wait and fill up in Annandale!

I heard that prayers are needed for Wil Bonine and his daughter-in-law who are both fighting cancer.  Annie ran into his son Bob at a track meet last week, and passed the new onto me.  Love and prayers, m

I stole this from my cousin Louie's Careing Bridge site...He saw a Cardinal....I got a Oriole to come to my feeder:

"Spring rains and a heavy thunderstorm have been watering the thirsty plants and budding foliage in these last couple of days. Weather forecasts promise several sunny days in a row for the coming week. Today I heard the familiar plaintive call of the brilliant colored cardinal from his perch high in the treetops.  One of my favorite scriptures comes to mind at this time:
"Come then, my Beloved, my lovely one come. For see, winter is past, the rains are over and gone.  Flowers are appearing on the earth.  The season of glad songs has come, the cooing of the turtledove is heard in our land...""