Hello. Sun is sinking low early as it tends to do before the time change. Has been another very nice day here, though. I got a jury summons in the mail yesterday. They request my service on the very day my cataract surgery is scheduled. So irritating...now I have to contact someone and make some changes. I tried calling the courthouse this morning, but never got to talk to a human being, as per usual. Now have to wait for a call back. Some of the biggest annoyances in the world are these automated answering services that businesses use. I'll be trying again tomorrow if I don't hear back within 24 hours. I hope I won't have to reschedule my surgery again. My major project today was transferring all my names and addresses into a new address book. So many moves, deaths, and phone/internet changes in peoples lives that my old book was full of scratch outs and cross-outs. I also had to change out one of my online mail accounts. I am fairly certain someone was tampering with it and trying to hack it. I called customer support and they could not do much. So that has been my day in a nutshell other than eating and sleeping. Hope yours was more enjoyable, by far. ~ Marcia
Hey Kiddo....How you doing?....another nice day here ....is Autumn ever gonna get here....trees aren't even changing yet here.....but it is getting a bit chilly in the evening and in the early morning.... so I know it's coming...ha...hope you had a nice day...not much going on here...just banging the keys here on this keyboard...ok you take care ...see you again...hugs and smiles...always~~~
With so many types of cancers threatening our health and well-being, it’s refreshing to hear a positive outcome of a cancer story. Jim Koch, an Iowa man whose 54-year-old wife, Lora, was diagnosed with breast cancer, made sure their cancer story had a beautiful twist. One week after Lora underwent a bilateral mastectomy, Jim re-proposed to his wife. They had already been married for 26 years. The loving husband told abcnews.go.com, “I’ve known Lora as the most selfless person, and as she was going through this rough patch, I really wanted to give a sign and a reminder of love and commitment.” The youngest daughter of the couple happily took photos of her father’s moving gesture. Jim reminds us all that true love does exist and will carry you through, in sickness and in health.
