I'm fine! thanks to all who wished me a speedy 'back to normal'. I was shaken up a little by the fall but there was no serious damage done for which I am so grateful. I will certainly have to learn to pick my feet up though - I seem to have a bad habit of dragging them LOL.
I've had a busy week - bible in 90 days is going well - in fact I find myself 2 days ahead of myself and I'm not sure how that happened so this morning I took a break as am nearly at the end of Psalms and they tend to be much of a muchness in content. Am at Ps 134 so almost at the end of them and almost to day 45 - the middle of the exercise.
Have been doing a lot of family history stuff in the past week. Sometimes I can go for a few weeks without doing much at all but in the last 10 days, I've had 3 people make contact with me from a couple of genealogy sites I have my tree listed on. Have found I have a second cousin in England I never knew before, another in Western Australia whose great grandparent is a sibling to mine, and a slightly more distant rellie in England I've made contact with. It is an exciting pastime and I really enjoy delving into the history of it all. Amazing things can be found out about people from the past. On a sad note though another person who made contact with me about 12 months ago - another distant rellie on my great grandmother's side of the family has passed away after a long battle with breast cancer. I was so sad as she wasn't a very old person. It's still a dreadful killer isn't it?
Our weather is blessedly cool with showers at present after that really beastly 8 days we had where the temperature was so high and sleeping was so difficult. Nights at present are cooler which is a relief.
Grandson L5.5 has had one week of school. His reaction on the first day when he phoned to tell me all about it - "it was AWESOME!" The next couple of days he wasn't so sure when it came time to leave home, but he's now made a couple of little friends from his class so he's feeling much more comfortable about it all.
Have just come in from my volunteer stint at the Visitors Information Centre - it was a fairly slow few hours but is pleasant enough as I take a book or some cross stitching to do. Haven't done anything recently on my 'Daisy Girl' but have been working on a very simple little Dimensions design on 16 Aida which is easier on my eyes. I'll soon get back to Daisy though.
Have finished off 2 scrapbook albums in the past week. One for a nephew's wife who had her 40th birthday last Saturday and has a nearly one year old. Now she can put all those gorgeous baby photos in order. The other is a surprise gift for someone who any day should have a new baby grand-daughter in the family. This album will cater for photos of her as well as her other little grandie, a boy.
Well no more to tell - must away and get dinner started - roast lamb tonight!
Blessings!
3 comments:
So glad your fall has had no lasting effects.
My g/daughter is Eastwood was telling me how hot it is there....wish we were with them!
Hello! Your comment on Elizabethd's blog made me smile so I thought I'd pop along and say "hello"!
Glad to know you're doing ok after your fall. My mum has been working on her family tree for years and has managed to trace back to the late 1700's!! She's extremely dedicated.
I've enjoyed looking through your blog - thanks.
Carol
Mmm, roast lamb sounds delicious.
I'm glad you're doing well, BeeJay. Family history can be so exciting. Someday I look forward to delving into ours, with the internet I'm sure there will be lots of avenues to take and lots to learn.
Stay well,
Karen
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