Then I somehow marshaled enough energy to put my baby
(2-cup) percolator on the stove and get the whole grain old-fashioned oatmeal,
with lots of fruit and nuts, into the microwave. While they worked, I washed my
face, changed the water in Silkie's bowl, and checked emails and to see if
there were any Etsy orders.
Now the coffee's ready, the oatmeal is ready, and I'm ready.
Silkie has been ready for the past 10 minutes. She had
eaten, stepped onto the back porch and decided it was too chilly this early,
did a complete sponge bath, and hopped onto my bed, up near my pillow. It
probably still has a little of the night's body warmth in it.
And me, I'm gonna eat and do something I don't do often
enough. I'm gonna follow the Good Book's advice. The part I'll follow is to keep
this as a day of rest. Like many of us, I tend to follow the advice that
appeals to me, and today, this appeals to me.
I'll work on some crafty stuff like my crosses (wall and
pocket and other) and things for the local needy. At least then I won't feel
useless.
Have a sweet and peace-filled day, my friends.
2 comments:
Sounds like one of those days I would enjoy thoroughly!!!
I don't get chance to do it right very often (sigh) but I should try to do it just a little more often - sometimes I can go a month without one of these - at 76, it's a blessing when I can do it - not just because I force myself to slow down, but because it is one of the top Commandments...
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