The sun is out and one lone crocus raises its little
yellow bud to the sun on my front lawn.
Hopefully, more will follow soon.
I am so glad to be over winter. Not that I am not expecting another blast or
two, but I think that we can say that any snow that comes now will not
last. April showers bring May flowers
and this week, the temperatures are forecasted to be in the double digits
Celsius during the day and not even below freezing at night! Wahoo!
On my often blogged about topic of diet: after a couple of weeks of feeling lousy
eating wheat and promising myself to get back to the wheat belly diet, I am
committing to do it this week. The thing
is, that eating wheat does not cause me any pain, which might force me to
behave, but it does cause me to feel really crappy. Add to that the drama that seems to be
happening at work and I just want to hide in my house and eat!
It’s time to straighten out and fly right. I know that I can’t control what is happening
around me, but with a bit more ambition, I can control me. It would be nice to be in control of
something!
On a totally different note, my dear friend Viv turned 89
this week. I aspire to do half as well
as she by that age, should I reach that age.
The stroke has slowed her down a bit, but has not dampened her spirit in
the least. Viv still expects that one
week soon she will be able to return to SickKids where she volunteers one day a
week.
I’m even looking into theatre tickets for her and me to
see a show in Niagara-on-the-Lake. I’m
planning an overnighter and I think we will even check out the traditional
afternoon tea at the Prince of Wales Hotel.
This is going to be fun!
So folks, today is a bit of a resting day. I have a couple of loads of laundry to do,
I’m afraid, but I shall be resting most of the time, to prepare myself for what
the week ahead at work brings me.
I pray that everyone has a wonderful week and that your
bulbs poke out of your garden, brave enough to face our spring, and cheer your
day. God bless!
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