Picture progress. I worked on transcribing more of our Alaska
photos. There will still be way too
many, but there are already way fewer than there were. Guess that’s progress.
Nathan and April and Cailyn came over. Not that unusual an event. And Nathan and April were each carrying a
phone. Also, not unusual. But this time both phones were in use. Not as FaceBook generators or as google searchers
or as email checkers, however. They were
each on FaceTime with someone different.
Odd. As it turned out, on one of
the phones was Josh and some of his kids.
On the other was Christina and some of her kids. Nathan had us sit on the couch, then he sat
the phones down on our TV cabinet (we had
to move it to the table later so we could see.
The whole aging thing, I guess).
They were all in various phases of singing Happy Birthday to You. Then
Nathan presented us with a monkey card (of
course). And inside that card was a
gift card from Saltgrass Steak House for a dinner out. Very nice.
But they were not done yet. What
about after dinner?
Well, then they presented us with a strange
framed picture of our heads photoshopped as if we were driving around in one of
those three-wheeler, one wheel in the back, hybrid, spider things that they
rent over on 61st Street here in town. So for our after dinner treat? We have an hour and a half rental of one of
those sweet rides all paid for. We just
have to make our reservations. Wow. That was not expected. But now?
Most anticipated. I told Chris
she would be the one driving. She
insists that will be me. We’ll figure it
out. We’ll probably wait until during
the week sometime after the tourists clear out a bit. Pictures to follow, I’m sure …
Proverbs 17:22 says, “A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the
bones.”
Father, once again I am amazed at the
creativity of our offspring. They get
that from you, you know? Amen.
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