Sit'n on the porch

[Ladies-Eight]

Porchers good morning one and all!

Temperature is in the 80s.

Have a great day!

 

[Grandmas Coop]

My prayers are with you.

thank you,, its never a dull moment

 

[Grandmas Coop]

well, it is going to be a very busy week,
Have a great week!!

 

[BY Bob]

well, it is going to be a very busy week,
Have a great week!!

You too. Busy for you is way beyond busy for me.

 

[Grandmas Coop]

You too. Busy for you is way beyond busy for me.

I have only finished 1/2 a cup of coffee,
Tended to the coop, did the dishes, working on an Azure order,
and hopefully will get another cup of coffee soon

 

[Ladies-Eight]

Porchers good morning one and all!

Temperature is in the 80s.

Have a great day!

 

[Sequel]

You too. Busy for you is way beyond busy for me.

Me too! I keep hoping it takes extra calories to read about her activity!

 

[BY Bob]

Me too! I keep hoping it takes extra calories to read about her activity!

If only.

 

[Sally PB]

When I had PT for my broken wrist, the therapist told me about a couple he knew. They had both been widowed, and this was their second marriage, and they were in their 60s. Not old, but had some life experience, as I say. He was losing his hearing, and she told my therapist, "This isn't what I signed up for when I married him!"

Call me dumbfounded. Lady, what part of "for better or worse, in sickness and in health" did you not understand?

I told my therapist to suggest to her that they both learn Morse Code, as that would be as easy or easier than the maual alphabet. Then they could sit next to each other and tap out messages. Tell each other your life story. Or dirty jokes. Or what they think of that other lady's ridiculous outfit. Or what they dreamed last night. Use this as a way to get closer together, not farther apart.

 

[BY Bob]

When I had PT for my broken wrist, the therapist told me about a couple he knew. They had both been widowed, and this was their second marriage, and they were in their 60s. Not old, but had some life experience, as I say. He was losing his hearing, and she told my therapist, "This isn't what I signed up for when I married him!"

Call me dumbfounded. Lady, what part of "for better or worse, in sickness and in health" did you not understand?

I told my therapist to suggest to her that they both learn Morse Code, as that would be as easy or easier than the maual alphabet. Then they could sit next to each other and tap out messages. Tell each other your life story. Or dirty jokes. Or what they think of that other lady's ridiculous outfit. Or what they dreamed last night. Use this as a way to get closer together, not farther apart.

That is very sad. What did she sign up for?