A rainy day in oak Ridge, and all of Tennessee. Not as cold, but that damp bone chilling cold. the wind has been blowing on and off, and that doesn’t help much either. A good day to stay indoors, curl up with a cup of hot cocoa and read a good book. That isn’t what I have done all day, but it is still a good thought.
Tina went back to work this morning, and said that she was feeling much better. She is still on antibiotics, but no fever and she looked so much better. We went to church yesterday, then a quick trip to the dollar store, then home. Worked on cards and watched TV. yes, it was raining. Most of the day.
Now I am finishing up cards and e-cards, a bit of wrapping and that sort of thing. I put a roast in the crock pot yesterday so tonight it is leftovers for dinner. The downstairs is neat and tidy so now have to do the upstairs. That is mostly vacuuming and dusting. I think we are about ready for Christmas and can now sit back and enjoy the season.
I hope you had a great weekend and are well prepared for enjoying the Christmas season. Even to sitting back and enjoying a hot cup of cocoa, tea, coffee, whatever and thinking about the true meaning of Christmas. The holiday, like every other holiday, has become so commercialized that the real reason and meaning of the day has nearly been obliterated. That is sad. We have lost so much even when we think we have gained an extra day off work. So sit back and think about what the season, the day, really stands for and how it originated in the first place, those many, many years ago.
Quote of the day: Prayer is such an ordinary, everyday, mundane thing. Certainly, people who pray are no more saints than the rest of us. Rather, they are people who wants to share a life with God, to love and be loved, so to speak, and to listen, to work and to be at rest in the presence of God. Roberta Bonds, Contemporary American Educator, writer.
Have a great rest of your Monday. Make it a productive, thoughtful, friendly, adventurous, and fund day.
Blessings