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@sheba2011

Just returned home. I did make a stop at the Farmer’s Market. I was able to get clam chowder, cubed watermelon and honeydew, Parfait of yogurt with fresh fruit (strawberries and blueberries), a small container of fresh fruit, veggie salad, chicken salad on a croissant (for me), container of pickle spears, strawberries, pluots, macaroni salad, chicken salad, small apple crumb cake (hubby devoured it), bagels (real water bagels, delicious), potato chips, chocolate cake, brownies, pumpernickel bread, ham chunks (all homemade by the Amish). Hubby had a picnic. The pie is gone. Took the rest home for the fridge and will bring it again tomorrow. He was so happy. Will be going to bed with a full stomach.

@taci

Hope you are beginning to feel better. Nothing like hot soup to help the chills vanish. I actually know what you are going through. Landing is my problem. Get severe ear aches and that is the number 2 reason for not flying. Number 1 is that I am afraid of heights and no amount of clouds will dissipate that feeling. Best of all, being able to sleep in your own bed and not have to go anywhere—-priceless. Hope you all feel better soon. I did miss your posts while you were gallivanting.

@sheba2011

Went to the meeting and, well, both of us could have stayed home. Since July I have been after the rehab to have hubby’s eyes examined. He actually needs this in order to have his driver’s license updated or an ID issued. He will not be able to vote unless this is accomplished. Just a few minutes ago I answered a phone call to update this appointment. I surmise this will finally happen. Oh, one thing that came up was that hubby is not supposed to get into bed himself without help. Hmm……If the nurse’s do not answer the buzzer and he is freezing, as long as I am there, why not???? Of course the bed is lowered to about 9″ off the floor. Being cold is an issue.

I also took him to the dining room yesterday for dinner. He had a choice of food which included chicken nuggets, tuna sandwich, macaroni & cheese, or a hamburger. The roll wasn’t toasted though the h elp claimed it was. The hamburg was ice cold, though they say it just came off the grill. I happened to take a smidgen. It was iced cold and extremely fatty. No wonder he turned it down. I will be reporting the meal. I also noticed that all the diners did not eat their meal. That’s quite a bit of food that was discarded. Maybe the help should start asking why????? So glad I was there for the meal. He was starving and ate the snacks I had put away. He wouldn’t let me leave him to go & bring something back. Funny, when I go to the Farmer’s Market, I usually purchase soup for the both of us. I sometimes forget to order it before checking out. But, either way, that soup is still piping hot by the time I arrive at the rehab, sign in and go to hubby’s room or wherever he is hiding. It’s a 45 minute jaunt for the drive to rehab.
There is always bumper to bumper traffic and the unyielding traffic lights. Well, he will not go to bed hungry tonight.

Have a great Wednesday. Temp when I got up was in the mid 50s. The sun is out so it will be in the mid 80s during the day. Hope you three have a great afternoon and evening.

Energy 101

Energy cannot be destroyed, but it can be changed and transformed.

There is an undercurrent of energy thrumming through the Universe. Like the wind or a whisper, we can sometimes hear it and often feel it. Most of the time, we sense this energy unconsciously without any tangible proof it is really there. Thoughts, emotions, and the life force in all living things are forms of this kind of energy. So are creativity, growth, and change. The impressions, images, and vague premonitions we get about people and situations are other examples of formless energy. When you enter a space and feel an “intangible tension” in the air that gives you a sense of foreboding in your gut, what you are likely experiencing is energy.

Energy cannot be destroyed, but it can be transformed or transferred from one person, thing, or source to another. Though energy is formless, it does take form and shape in the way it flows and resides within all things: a grain of sand, a bird, a stone, and an ocean wave. Living things radiate complex vibrations while nonliving things’ vibrations are simpler. Energy is a magnifier that can attract like energies while repelling disparate ones. Many of our reactions to people and circumstances are based on unconscious reactions to their energies. We may even intuitively tune into the energy of a situation we are facing when making a decision about how to proceed. With careful practice and meditation, we can learn to sense the energy within other living things and ourselves. We can also become more attuned to how we are impacted by different kinds of energy. For instance, being around too many energies can leave one person feeling edgy or excited, while another person will feel tired and drained.

While some people feel that energy can be controlled, others see it as the unknowable force that moves through all things. The combined energy in all things plays a hand in birth, death, growth, movement, and stillness. Practitioners of Aikido believe that all living beings share a common energy source that is our life force. Whatever your beliefs, it is worthwhile to explore the roles energy plays in your life so you can understand it more fully.

@kittengirl,

Good Morning Kitten in California may this day be a good Wednesday for you. 😎🎈

@shoelady60,

Good morning in the beautiful ‘burgh. 💕😉🎈😘Oz is not bad today I do believe our
temps will change in a day or two. 😎

I hope you enjoy the visit with your mom and sister this week.

Hey sending warm vibes to you and Jake’s Canvas. 😘

Enjoy this beautiful Fall Wednesday.

@taci,

Good morning in S. California. Taci just rest you and your entire family.
I know it is good to be home in your own bed. 😎💕

Happy Trails To You. 🎶🎶

@oodiebom,

Good morning on the Gulf Coast of Florida. I am sure it is a busy day for you.
How are you doing? I have a lot of iron in the fire here in OZ. 😎😉

I hope your husband is doing well and eating well.

Kick back and enjoy some tea with your Manuka Honey. 💕

@xango,

Good morning in sunny Florida and I do hope you are feeling better. 💕😉
If you read this note how is your family in Brazil?

I hope you and your husband have a lovely Wednesday. 😉😎

@loaf,

Good morning in your corner of the world. Wishing you and your family a nice Fall
Wednesday. Love ya. 😎😘🎈

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