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Although we were busy after a fashion most all day, Sunday was a very good day – as usual. After A.M. church we came back home for a few minutes – changed clothes and went across the street to BIL’s to participate in a birthday dinner for PN (Pregnant Niece – expecting twins any day).
It was a very good meal together and enjoyable chitchat as usual when we get together. PN did not have the twins during that time but she is getting extremely uncomfortable – as would be expected. They already have a son that is nearing 3 and when I asked him if he was going to have some baby sisters, he said yes, two – and held up ten fingers. It will probably feel like that many when they get here – especially at feeding or diaper changing times.
We went back to the home place for less than and hour’s rest, then spiffied up and headed back to church for our Bible study course that started back today at 5pm. We took a break in the class, as per usual; to be able to participate in the praise and worship part of the p.m. church service and then it was back to our classroom.
This course is divided into three 10-week sessions, we have completed the first and tonight started the second 10-weeks. It requires some reading and studying every day – we even have homework – it’s been a long time since school on a regular basis for us. The classes have been very uplifting in a spiritual way and good stuff seldom comes easily.
The class and the church service wound up about the same time and we went back to SC. Next morning was a bit foggy, not outside but inside my head. Seems to take me about an hour to really pull every thing together into functionability. After breaking the fast I had very little time for anything else except showering and departing for my doc appointment.
A couple of years ago they found that I had a leaking heart valve, described as moderate. Nothing to do for it unless it gets worse and I’m glad to report that it had not changed since my last checkup. This was determined by an Echocardiogram and the doc’s exam – blood pressure and pulse rate are both good – always good to get a decent report, especially the heart kind. God is still good, all the time. ec
It was a very good meal together and enjoyable chitchat as usual when we get together. PN did not have the twins during that time but she is getting extremely uncomfortable – as would be expected. They already have a son that is nearing 3 and when I asked him if he was going to have some baby sisters, he said yes, two – and held up ten fingers. It will probably feel like that many when they get here – especially at feeding or diaper changing times.
We went back to the home place for less than and hour’s rest, then spiffied up and headed back to church for our Bible study course that started back today at 5pm. We took a break in the class, as per usual; to be able to participate in the praise and worship part of the p.m. church service and then it was back to our classroom.
This course is divided into three 10-week sessions, we have completed the first and tonight started the second 10-weeks. It requires some reading and studying every day – we even have homework – it’s been a long time since school on a regular basis for us. The classes have been very uplifting in a spiritual way and good stuff seldom comes easily.
The class and the church service wound up about the same time and we went back to SC. Next morning was a bit foggy, not outside but inside my head. Seems to take me about an hour to really pull every thing together into functionability. After breaking the fast I had very little time for anything else except showering and departing for my doc appointment.
A couple of years ago they found that I had a leaking heart valve, described as moderate. Nothing to do for it unless it gets worse and I’m glad to report that it had not changed since my last checkup. This was determined by an Echocardiogram and the doc’s exam – blood pressure and pulse rate are both good – always good to get a decent report, especially the heart kind. God is still good, all the time. ec
posted by mreddie | 11:09 PM
4 Comments:
Oh, how good it is to hear you are fine. It seems all we see is sickness and prayer requests, even for myself, so it is so good to hear you are doing fine and I hope you continue in good health.
Dean, too, is doing good at 82. He is a worker and his pacemaker seems to be doing work right along with him. I have to call for an appointment for a check-up of how the doctor sees it. Still we think he is doing fine.
So, all the best to you both.
Betty G
thebeloved - Yes, and He does all things well.
boopchile - Thank you and I hope you and Dean continue in health as well. ec
Glad to hear about your positive medical.
AC - Thanks, it was good to receive it. ec
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