We are both feeling a little melancholy but we are adjusting to changes. Reading some books on prayer.
Early in the morning I was in my own little world of prayer when the terrorist attack happened in London. The good thing was that the police reacted quickly and got people out of danger. It appears it was two men with a car and a knife that wounded many. I can only watch the news so long and find it depressing.
Dad's cough is still nasty especially at night. He stayed up to watch the curling but still could not lie down without coughing. He is learning how to cope with this and finding keeping quiet during the day and resting helps. The doctor in the clinic was very kind and caring so he can return is he decides he needs more help.
He actually ate my home made soup yesterday and some muffins I made. We both had the lasagna
for supper. He is also eating my bread so this is a big change.
I did not go to my Bible Study at the church but did my lesson at home. It was about discernment and would have been interesting as well as fun.
I went for a walk after the rain stopped. I met an old friend who had not seen me in ages and she was sop pleased to see I was still out doing my walks. She is an amazing person who jogs and rides her bike etc. She does circles around me! Her face lights up when she sees me.
Kim dropped by and did some vacuuming for me. Just like old times!
She is off to Portland for some lectures on Ceramics/
Theresa and family are away in Seattle because it is Spring Break.
Almost home when a kind man in a truck offered me a ride. It was very kind of him. I tell dad he does not need to worry about me as there are so many helpful people around.
Reading about suffering I find that I am drawn deeper into the very heart of God's love.
Different thoughts and ideas bring comfort and reassurance to others.
I think that every once in a while it is your year to have this miserable cold and cough.
Sickness is not a punishment for sin nor God's will.
It was good to celebrate a win by the Canucks. An exciting game!
It is a good kind of melancholy that is peaceful and restful.