Friday Letters

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Dear Fall,

You are beautiful!

 

Dear Ed Sheeren,

Thank you for writing amazing music. You soothe me and break my heart all at the same time.

 

Dear Ears,

Please stop hurting. I know you've got a nasty little infection but let those $80 ear drops do their magic.

 

Dear Rain,

Its been a pleasure having you around for the week but I'm grateful you are gone for this fantastic weekend.

 

Dear Amoxicillin,

Not cool! You make my tummy ache.

 

Dear NY Yankees,

Way to go! Thanks for giving me October baseball!

 

Dear Work Week,

You were tough on me these past few days. Please take it easy on me the next 7 hours. I can't deal with much more.

 

Dear Husband,

Thank you for cleaning our entire house on your day off. The place is sparkling!

 

Dear Nephews,

Thanks for making me feel like the most important girl in the world.

 

Dear Readers,

Your comments always make me so happy. I'm so grateful you read this little blog.

 

Happy Weekend All!

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Music, Talks and Target

I don't have much creativity lately yet I sit on the couch doing not much of anything. My doctor doesn't want me back at work until at least Friday. Most of my days consist of watching mindless tv, drinking coffee and catching up on some new and old blog favorites. I've also tried healing through some music. I've been listening to Ed Sheeran. His voice is very soothing. This one in particular has been on repeat.

 I ventured out yesterday. It was only to Target for an hour. It was exhausting! I needed some new clothes. I'm afraid most of pretty summer outfits I had picked out for our honeymoon (yes, we have decided to go. Thank you for the words of encouragement!) won't fit or maybe a little to uncomfortable. My tummy is still bruised, swollen and full of stitches so the likelihood of wearing shorts isn't the greatest. I'm stocked up on sundresses.  I was also able to chat with my sister in law who has experienced her own tragic event. It was good. She reminded me to look at my nephew anytime I have doubts or a lapse in faith. She said we may not have all the answers now but someday everything will make sense.

Yesterday was a good day.