COMPLEXITY

Looking for pictures that I forgot I have not downloaded yet so no wonder I cannot find them.  Still cold here and our street is very icy and walking is tricky because of the frozen snow.

Life can be complex at any age although some people think us older mature people have a lot of spare time.  Believe me I rarely find that and at the end of the day have lots I did   not get done. 

We are old hands at the x-ray department and everything goes smoothly until your dad decides he does not want to change into a gown and the girl being nice agrees with him.  All goes well until she sees the buckles on his blue jean overalls.  He will have to remove them which he did and his pants immediately fell down.  Now I would be embarrassed but not your dad.  They were taking pictures of his neck and his head.  Came home and had to drink a lot of water (not like Sandra she had to drink it before her procedure).  We had planned to do some shopping but dad rested and I tied up and put out a few Christmas decorations.  We came home and Kim was adding to our Christmas lights outside.  The neighbors will start to wonder if we are trying to out do them.

I have been learning how complex the brain is and still have lots to learn.


Also our human emotions are more complex than we realize.  Sometimes we do not really know ourselves until something bad happens.

Also our bodies are very complex and can give us pain and discomfort at times.

Religion and spiritual is complex.

There is a note at the entrance of the hospital if you have not had the flu shot you are to wear a mask that is provided.  Dad did not even read it but ignorance is not an excuse.

As we leave our house dad asks me if he had closed the garage door and because it is something he automatically does it is hard to remember.  So we drive around the block and it was closed.

I am thankful we can park in a handi-cap zone which makes the car a lot easier to find.  I have at times come out of the store and walked up and down between the cars trying to find my car.

I am so very thankful for my sight and for my arms and legs!  We take a lot of things for granted.

The picture was taken in the Water Shed Park.  A short walk into the park and met an old friend Gwen!

"The older way of seeing and reading the Bible, has made the Bible (for some) incredible and irrelevant."  Marcus Borg  But not for me!