I LOVE St Patricks Day!
{Even though I am Scottish}
We had a perfect Patrick’s Day.
Our card from Matilda makes me smile each time I look at it
{I love matilda so much, my heart could burst}
and
on THE day, {St Pats day}
we had brunch in Wataga, Texas
then went to the Kimbell Museum to see the new exhibit.
Larry was happy and content.
Sunday, dinner and movie was a kind of bust.
I cooked even though I was not hungry.
We had beef Wellington, potatoes and a salad.
Our movie was GIRLS TRIP.
I was a bit down and thought it would cheer me up.
NOPE.
I love the actresses in the movie,
but GEEZE.
What a mess that movie is.
We watched about 30 min of the movie.
***
I have been struggling.
My medicine has lots of side affects
and frustration is setting
in with the basic eb and flow of what seems to be
what we know as diabetes.
In a few minuets, I will call Dr L’s office and make an appointment.
I WILL figure this out!
Love you.
Me
Feel better soon, Robin! Know that all your many friends are behind you, cheering you on?
Sending a great big hug and hoping you have a better week. ?
ARE YOU SCOTTISH ON YOUR DAD’S SIDE ? AUNT DOLLY WAS ENGLISH AS WAS MY MOTHER~AUNT AG AND ALL THEIR SIBS..WE ALL DID DNA’S AT XMAS..AMAZING! MY DAD HAD IRISH ROOTS..WE ALL ARE A MIXED MISH MOSH!! XO FEEL BETTER ROBIN AND BY ALL MEANS SEE YOUR DR. ABOUT YOUR UPS AND DOWNS WITH THE MEDS YOU TAKE..THINKING OF YOU LASSIE AND WISHING YOU WELL IN HEART AND SOUL..XO AGGIE
Aggie, Yes Scottish on my fathers side. The Stevenson Clan of Renfrewshire, Scotland. I have the name of the ship Dolly came over from England on…you and I should visit soon. Much love. R
Karen, Merci. XOX