1. As usual I started the day with my favorite Eight O'clock french vanilla coffee...little luxury.
2. Have the day all to myself...Tomer and our Ian are at the men's breakfast then off to the Church to put up the set for our Easter programs.
3. I am moving kind of slow this morning...gave blood yesterday and I find myself tired and cold for a couple of days afterward. But it is worth it...do you know that only 5 percent of the population gives blood and that every 3 seconds someone needs it???
4. My Kell hooked me up to a new internet service "Firefox" and I'm lovin' it...sooo much faster!!!
5. There is no sun and it is cold here this morning...the thermometer reads 30'.
6. Tomer and I are planning our trip home to Tennessee the week after Easter.
I'll take lots of pictures so that you can all see the beautiful hills where I was born!
7. Have to cut a friends hair...I'm pretty much retired as a hairdresser but have a few faithfuls that have stuck with me from the beginning.
8. This afternoon I have a hair cut appointment for myself...and I am blessed with a hairdresser who LISTENS!!!
9. Going to the Youth Dinner Theater tonight...a night out...another little luxury.
10. Thankful for another day...the Lord is faithful!!! Huge Blessings!
Love to All!
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6 comments:
Enjoy your dinner theatre --sounds like a great top off for the great day you had today!
what part of Tenn....
Ron's hometown is 100 miles north of Memphis
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donna
I used to give blood regularly. Then, 5 years ago I was diagnosed with ITP (low blood platelets) and now I am the one who needs blood on occasion! The first transfusion I ever received was VERY humbling for me. I didn't feel guilty but rather had a feeling of the circle having come around. To be on the receiving end is a true gift! Once you or someone you love has been a recipient, you value that selflessness all the more!
Connie
Donna~ I am from Erin, it is 60 miles Northwest of Nashville.
What town is Ron from?
Connie~ I had to have blood after my hysterectomy 4 years ago. So I now make it a point to give regularly.
1 pint of blood can help save up to 3 lives...i find that amazing.
Deb~ the dinner theater was awesome.
Our Youth did a great job!
He is from Ridgely, near Dyersburg...
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