Of late we’ve had a
paucity of sunshine and a plethora of rain. On Saturday it rained for 18 hours
straight. I had intended to complain about the lousy weather in Navarre this
year (for all the good that would do), but after hearing about the 39 people who died due to a different
kind of weather I decided my minor complaint paled by comparison. It reminded
me of the quote, “I cried because I had no shoes, and then I met a man who had
no feet”.
As you know, Mary Ellen is
scheduled for surgery this Wednesday at Pensacola Baptist Hospital. We’re
hoping she won’t have to cancel. The reason the aortagram is questionable at
this time is the deteriorating condition of my 94 year old sister. She could
die anytime in the next week or so. Of course nobody can predict these things
with surety. Whenever her death occurs, we’ll be heading to Akron, Ohio for the
funeral.
Sunday and today were
lovely. There wasn’t a cloud in the sky. I guess the skies totally dryed after
the 18 hours of rain. There was nothing left for the clouds to do except to
rest.
I’m sure you’ve noticed
that the letter “G” has made a curtain call. Actually it was far less dramatic.
I bought an auxillary keyboard. To replace the keyboard on my MacBook would
have cost $200 +. Since my MacBook is 4 years old I may buy a new one next
year. In the meantime I’ll make do with a $20 keyboard.
jim
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