SUDDENLY

Suddenly everyone is peering out their windows to see what Bennett is doing what. No it was nor dad or I but the Bennett daughters slaving away in the garden. (this is a family joke). Sandra came early as she promised and got right into the weeds that are getting higher and stronger and may take over not only the yard but the whole world. Carol came a little later as she was caught up in the air with her first flying lessons. More difficult than she has estimated. Dad got out his log book as his flying days came back to life. Dad certainly loved to fly but since I am well grounded in all things I like to keep my feet on the ground. What not parachute I always asked?




Suddenly dad realized he had not paid all his taxes.  This is what we did on Friday morning first thing.  We drove into City Hall to find out they had been paid after all.  For once maybe he listened to me to pay the bills when they come in.  So he did but then he forgot.  We had a chuckle over that one.


Coming out of the tunnel on the other side of Richmond and Vancouver on our way to the Burnaby Hospital.  Lots of memories of the many times we used to drive there to visit family and even go to church.  I wonder why the family all choose to live across the bridge?

   
Coming home traffic was steady.  Hot and tiring.
Dad now has paid the insurance on the car so we are legal for now.  So many things suddenly seem to come due, even my library books.

Suddenly it dawns on me that once I stop wanting what is out of my control to change,
 I will be happy.

 

A good day yesterday with a beautiful full moon at night.  It is closer to the earth.

I got ready for church but was feeling too dizzy so I think I should not drive.