
“Yours truly” loves the view from the windows.
See how much the tree has grown in the four years I’ve lived here. (Click the link for series of pictures.)
Not a ray of sunshine today; gloomy and cold. Oh, so nice to curl up with a good book. (Lots of Christmas TV church, too.) Chapter nine of Stick a Geranium in Your Hat and Be Happy.
Off to a good start this morning; defrosted the freezer and washed the few dishes. I’d like to read but not enough light. It is cloudy–and cold (45 degrees outdoors, 69 degrees indoors at ten o’clock). To read, now I rely on sunlight streaming through the window. Remember, my floor lamp is stored in the cargo trailer. “I’d like to read…” because the book, Stick a Geranium in Your Hat And Be Happy, is such a blessing to me at this time. God’s perfect timing!! Just like sunshine streaming through the window was such an Inspiration. ~~
This morning, an email message from Be In Health sounds like a word from my Heavenly Father.

Still cloudy (and cold) but I managed to read another chapter in Stick a Geranium in Your Hat And Be Happy. Regarding something I’m familiar with: “stress.”
Decades ago, while living in Southern California, I frequently heard Leo Buscaglia and this quote: “We need fifteen hugs a day for maintenance.” I did not find that quote during an Internet search but you might enjoy Leo Buscaglia Quotes.
Thinking about Christmas decorations; thinking about George’s Christmas Tree. See previous blog message. Earlier this year, I planned to decorate the little tree and display it in the CARE Center.