Nehemiah 9:6 says, "Blessed be your glorious name, and may it be exalted above all blessing and praise. You alone are the Lord. You made the heavens, even the highest heavens and all their starry host, the earth and all that is on it, the seas and all that is in them. You give life to everything, and the multitudes of heaven worship you."
I couldn't sleep last night so I got up and watched the Cardinals beat the Dodgers. Becky couldn't believe that I stayed up for the ballgame. She was snoozing soon after she hit the bed. She said this morning that she slept well last night.
I went over to the hospital this morning and picked up her blood pressure medicine so she could get started on it. She got cleaned up while I was gone and then we rested for a while. It was so nice and cool when I walked to the hospital that I decided to get Becky out and go to the park for a walk. We had started the dishwasher and it took a lot longer than we thought so it was noon before we got started. While we were waiting, she played the keyboard and we sang some.
When we finally got to the park the sun was shining bright and it was beginning to get pretty warm. We stopped near an area that had a lot of trees where we could walk in the shade and headed toward the lake. There were a lot of geese by the lake and as we headed their way, they started heading our way probably thinking we were going to feed them. We decided to reverse course quickly and when we turned around so did the geese.
After the walk we decided to go to Sonic for lunch and enjoyed burgers, tater tots and onion rings
and 44 ounces of orangeade and limeade. Barb was able to finish her drink but Becky got about 28 ounces down and had to quit. That's not bad though. We enjoyed our outing but Becky was pretty tired when we got back and we sat on the couch and did puzzles and watched TV this afternoon.
Not much else going on from here now. We are hoping to get out earlier tomorrow for our walk in the park. The doctors and nurses keep saying that "the more exercise the less fatigue she'll feel". Becky said she didn't know how they could tell that since none of them have had a transplant!!
Love,
Becky and Barb
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Glad to hear that you had an enjoyable day. Watch out for those geese- probably Canadian geese, they couldn't find Canada with a compass, but they go after food like an old hound dawg.
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