Great breakfast! No, that’s not a new cussword going around. Chris fixed me an actual bacon and cheese omelet for breakfast. Greta stuff. Sam had some scrambled eggs and a banana. Chris just stuck with scrambled eggs. Well, her version of it, complete with all of her veggie-additions.
The
two ladies took off for Sam’s follow-up appointment on her eye. All is well there, so far. She goes back in a week to get checked again,
but in the meantime she only has to wear her eye guard at night while she
sleeps. Meanwhile Chris did some shopping. Hobby Lobby may or may not have been involved,
but no money was spent at that location.
She did, however, find a pair of sandals at J.C. Penney’s. She’s been searching for a certain style for months,
and these were on sale to boot (See what I did there? Shoes on sale “to BOOT”? Yuk. Yuk).
While
they were gone I did some work here, but the highlight for me was my walk to
the bank. No big deal or anything. Just making a deposit. But taking a walk with an actual purpose at
the end? Priceless. Plus, it felt like I was getting some actual
exercise again. Not that I have
particularly missed the 400 foot incline hikes, or anything. Besides, I haven’t been inside the bank lobby
for a long time. They actually
remembered me, though. Even asked if I
was still working at the church. I’ll
have to stop by more often.
After
lunch, Sam headed on home. Chris and I
got started watching the new Batman movie on TV. We had no idea it was a three hour movie,
though. I guess it was pretty good,
though. Kind of dark, but it was
interesting to see the development of the criminals, especially. Catwoman and Penguin had key roles. My favorite character, however, only had
about a thirty second part, and you never could see his body – just a small
portion of his face. But, oh, that
laugh. Couldn’t be anyone but … The Joker.
Last
night we watched some of the Astros game.
Odorizzi gave up six runs in the first inning and only got two
outs. And Ohtani had a perfect game into
the sixth inning against the ‘Stros.
Poor guys.
John
13:14 says, “Now that I, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you
also should wash one another’s feet.”
Father,
thanks for the good report for Sam.
Please keep on healing her eye.
Amen.
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