4:40 a.m. Our alarm rings, telling us it’s time to start a new day. Joe only works until 12:30 today, so I don’t have to pack more than some snacks for him and fill his water jug. I make him breakfast, which is the usual weekday sausage patty, egg, and cheese on tortilla. I cut an 8-inch soft tortilla into four pieces and use two every morning to make a sandwich. It’s a way to stay away from too much bread.
A brand-new year is here, 2025! May it bring much joy and happiness to you with God’s many blessings.
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Lovina served this yummy soup for supper when Ervin, Susan, and the children visited.
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It is already mid-forenoon and I feel like Iâm running behind. I have so much to do before Joe and I leave tomorrow.
Dustin and daughter Loretta are bringing their sons Denzel, 2, and Byron, 1, here around eight this morning before they head to town for an appointment at the dentist.
It is Tuesday morning, and the sun is trying to peep through.