Blessed

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I'm off! Hallelujah! It has been so busy at work for the past 5 months that I'm now thinking this is the new normal. Normal, is not what our patients have been either. Normal deliveries are gone, and now we are left with people with multiple disease processes. Complicated people, complicated pregnancies, and complicated deliveries. I'm lucky to have a job though! I need to work more, make more, earn more so that these next few years won't be so hard financially. My brother came by today and we discussed money. I'm tired of being happy only if we can buy this or that...I am practicing happiness every day. I'm staying home. Reading, spending time with family. Hunkering down for the winter. Love me some winter!! I'm still planning on Our Halloween Bash though probably the week before Halloween, the 23rd. It will be crazy hard to celebrate any holiday with a piece of our family missing. The kids need it though.

Today I stayed home, had morning coffee with my man, harvested this past week's with of cucumbers and tomatoes from the garden, and caught up on a TV show with my darling. It was a great start to a relaxing week. I plan to continue 

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Shannon Cortez said…
Glad you're doing the party!
10:26 PM
Anonymous said…
I love fall, to much rushing around all the time. and a kick back fall is great.... Love you harvest and the party idea again. Let me know what you want us to bring... we just listen to a report on people from all countries coming here to have babies. so there children will be american. And it cheaper here than other places....
7:19 AM
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