something funny and with a purpose. With their house on the market and little in the way of activity, Mom had expressed her concerns about selling the house before another winter hits Vermont (talk about a place with hardly more than 2 seasons - winter for 10 months, fall for 2). I sent her something I hoped would help do the trick - Eco Joe! Mom's St. Joseph statue arrived and she quickly buried him in the front yard (following directions, of course) and made sure she asked St. Joe to help sell their home. Fingers crossed, we're all waiting for St. Joe to work his magic and get their house sold.This month has been rather full with medical emergencies for a few important family members:
1. Aunt Jeanne - who ended up being rushed to hospital upon her return from a cruise... thankfully, she is now recovering and should be headed home in a few weeks.
2 Uncle Ed - now home after an overnight stay in hospital for an angioplasty... thankfully, tests show his heart is good and he's home and back sleeping in his own bed! I need to bake a batch of oatmeal cookies for him (I think home-made cookies have magical powers, don't you?)
3. Cousin Peg - My my positive vibes are headed to Peg, who is presently hospitalized and giving us all cause for concern... Hoping that she's on the mend and back home soon!
What else has been happening this May? Birthdays, Birthdays, Birthdays! So - I'd like to recognize the following people who enhance my life, simply by their being in it... Happy Birthday to Susan Baylis (where would I be without you, Sue!), Robert Gilmour (Mortgage Loan Officer Extraordinare and Super-Canadian - www.robertgilmour.com!), Liz Thompson (my cousin-in-law in NJ -check out her blog http://www.thisfullhouse.com/ - look, Liz a shameless plug!) and last but not least - my friend and the person who knows all my secrets - Cassie Mullen (also the smartest woman I know!)...
Love, Hugs and all great things to you! Make a wish - this one's on me...
