
I think the gremlins must have been completely drugged to a state of
immobility yesterday. Truthfully I had feelings of what it might be like to be healed of this dreaded situation. My body just seemed to cooperate and remain comfortable all day as Mike and I drove around just having fun, visiting friends and feeding our faces. We started with a visit to my dear friend Dick
Meeks, who is recovering in Dayton from the first of his two hip replacements. He looked great and was well on the road to full recovery so far. It was a thrill for him to see Mike as well. Then we headed to Larry and
Carm's to convince them to drive to Springfield for lunch and some nostalgic country side driving. Lunch was just fantastic at our old stomping ground of 30 years ago, Mike and Rosie's Deli. Of course the conversation could go back to the young days of Mike and Steve so it was so much fun to pull out those memories and just laugh and laugh. Mike and I then returned to Cincinnati in time for

Cindy and I to have a meeting and then we all met later, with Carrie and Bill for Mike's most favorite meal yet to be enjoyed and that of course was Skyline. After a delicious late night Skyline we returned home only to crash into our beds, our bellies full, our bodies tired and our hearts enriched. Now today Mike leaves, but not before he first helps me in the morning to solve our crazy computer problems and then he takes me to my CT Scan to check on the throat and chest congestion problem of Monday. I'm always nervous before these scans so please
keep me in your thoughts and prayers today. I know I will have only good news to share in the few days. I am amazed that so much can happen in just one d
ay, and all of it based on simple memories and blessings. Remember you are all
loved and blessed too.
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Mike,
As I watched last night's wonderful presentation of Music Man Jr. at WWMS, there was one line that really jumped out at me as I heard it one more time. It was Harold Hill's famous pick-up line to Marion the Librarian, "You pile up enough tomorrows, and you'll find you are left with nothing but a lot of empty yesterdays. I don't know about you, but I'd like to make today worth remembering."
This morning as I read your blog, I thought, that's two reminders in the last 12 hours how much we miss each day when our heads are down and our noses are to the grindstone. Your precious reminders every day to cherish the joys within our grasp are beyond value.
Have a blessed day, you have certainly blessed ours!
Don't forget to fill us in about your scan. I hope it went well. When do you find out results? I had a great time this week with Mike home and all the great meals we've had! I never realized how much a dinner table means to our family and how much it has brought us together over the years. I LOVE YOU!!
hey mike!! :)
sounds great!! :) it sounds like you had a wonderful day!! :) hope you´ll have a wonderful day tomorrow as well!! :) it´s great to hear that you didn´t have too much pain or none at all today!! :)
have a wonderful day tomorrow!!
greetings from my whole family!! :)
miss ya lots!!
love, nadine
Thank you for your wonderfull comments to my blog. I can't wait till I come home on Sunday to read about the CT. I'm going to Oslo on a meeting in the union for the non-haired people (most ladies meet... ;-) ). Erik goes with a friend to the cabin. Elisabeth sendt a mail today. They are now going to Cambodia for a week, befor finding their way to Kuala Lumpur to fly to LA. She is getting closer!
Huge hug! (not big - that is not correct-???)
I also think of you - very much!
Sarah
You really had to twist our arms for the trip to M&R's Deli. A wonderful trip down "memory lane" wasn't it? The only thing missing was Cindy. We're going to take you up on the camping trip--only minus the camping. A resort sounds much better! Let's get to planning, soon. Had a great time with you and Mike yesterday. Remember, God is still in control.
Love you, C
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