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Notes from July 16

Just checking in,


Our yesterday was one of continued rest. George has returned to work this morning for the next 5 days then will be home for a few. 


I have promised myself take it easy. Today, again I rest and do so with feet up and useless television to occupy my field of vision. 


I will perhaps sit at the computer on Monday for a bit. I have some things for work require ease of effort. My boss is very agreeable to the process and am thankful for the support of my workmates!


Each day is something new. I feel different yet the same, less but also more, clear headed with a focus on tomorrow, my heart continues to hold George up as he carries me as well. Tomorrow is a beautiful sight.


I am thank for the blessings of friends, many prayers, best wishes, and all the love. 


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