1. I figured out how to insert one of my own photos via iPad.
2. Jay loved meeting the two therapy dogs who visited his room in the hospital.
And 3. We're HOME, and Dorothy got it right. There's no place like home.
Oh, Tish, I'm sorry. I somehow missed the post telling of Jay's illness! How wonderful to know he's on the mend and at home and you all made it through without me1 :)
Thanks, Alan. The dogs were a big hit. A wonderful volunteer opportunity if you have a well behaved pet and want to bring some smiles to some folks who are in need of a smile.
Thanks for stopping by! I'm a 60-something wife, mother, and grandmother trying to be the person God made me to be. I've been on the road to fitness and weight loss for about three years. I retired early from my job as an elementary school librarian to take care of my two youngest grandbabies 2 1/2 days a week. I LOVE my new job! I love to cook and am always finding new, delicious, healthy recipes. I love to read. Mostly historical fiction set in the middle ages, but really anything well written and interesting. My wonderful husband is my #1 supporter in all my endeavors and my biking buddy and my favorite travel companion. We love to travel. Wales is my favorite destination, but we love to go back to Italy, too. We lived in bella Roma for three years at the turn of the century. We have three children. Our daughter lives on the other coast with her family. They have three children. Our son's family lives nearby. They have the two little ones that I get to babysit. Our youngest, Jay, has Down Syndrome and lives with us. He works full time and keeps us laughing.
Oh, Tish, I'm sorry. I somehow missed the post telling of Jay's illness! How wonderful to know he's on the mend and at home and you all made it through without me1 :)
ReplyDeleteLol, of course we need you! Fortunately our friendship is longlasting.
DeleteExcellent news Tish, welcome home!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Andrew. More time for WWF.
DeleteThank you for posting on my blog, I look forward to getting to know you!
ReplyDeleteI'll be glad to get to know you, too.
DeleteTish, I am so glad you are home! And if my daughter (who's almost 20) wanted me to stay with her in the hospital, I'd do the same thing.
ReplyDeleteHugs!
It was definitely the right decision. Who'd want to face the 6 am shot in the stomach without mommy nearbe. Home is wonderful.
DeleteYes! It's great to be home and having him feeling so much better. I thought of you just now when I noticed it snowing outside.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you two are home!
ReplyDeleteLori
Thanks! Me too.
DeleteTish, nice photo. So happy for the positive news. All my best.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Alan. The dogs were a big hit. A wonderful volunteer opportunity if you have a well behaved pet and want to bring some smiles to some folks who are in need of a smile.
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