Cards, Skinny and Evie

 Morning!

I have rec'd several
cards while dealing with STONER.
On Wednesday I got two sweet
cards.

One from Pam, a classmate.
You have met Pam's cats 
cause Pam plays on a 
traveling ball team and 
I go and feed her babes 
when she does.
Remember, Annie, 
Mister and Runner, those
are Pam's babes. 
The card I got from
Pam was actually, 
signed (haha) by
Annie, Mister and Runner and 
they said they missed me.

The second card was from
Tammy. Tammy is the asst. 
Director to the 
Dept. of General Services, 
Printing and Photo Services, but
she is also a sweet friend.
I met Tammy many years ago
when I was an account clerk 
for printing, she became my 
boss, but not only a boss, a 
friend. 
When I left photo services for
the TBI, she told me that of 
all the folks that leave, I was 
the hardest and she would really
miss me. 
In her card she said that she 
was only a few mins from me
and I better yell if she 
could do anything, plus,
she missed my big smile.
How touching my friends 
are!

I wanted to lose a tad bit
of weight. For those of you 
that have followed me for 
a bit know that in 2017 I had
gastric bypass surgery, I went 
from 210 to 137. 
Once I introduced eating again,
I gradually went up some.
I went as far as 157 where I 
spent a yr bouncing from 
157 to 154, and back.
When mom past I started to drop
some. However, you know
when working with weight
you get to a point where you stop
and sit there. 
My stopping point was 146...
from time to time
it would go up some, 
but I could not get it down.
Not that I wanted STONER
in my life to help
with my weight but, 
all of a sudden from
May till now, I am down
from 146 to 134. 
Not the way I wanted to do it
but it is nice when your
daughter looks at 
you and says, "you
are too skinny:!!!

From this



to this





Course the above pic
is horrible with dark
circles under my
dark circles!

I made mention to my daughter that
another ten would be awesome,
and I got a NO! 
Ten more would put me close
to the 118 I was when 
I graduated.

A couple of years ago
I realized, when the mower
through me to the ground, that
this place, my childhood home
was way too much for me.
But I planned some
remodeling in my head
that I thought would help
with the stairs to the 
laundry and other areas.
But, through the STONER year
I realized more. Not having 
a certain someone in my life
to help, to lean on and 
to just have, has been ROUGH.
Made me open my eyes.
I have decided that I will
do a few things here, things
that needed doing before 
I moved here, and then I am
putting my childhood home
up for sale and moving
an hour and 15 mins down the
road to be closer to Amber.

Not a move I wanted to make, 
my life has always been here,
but, there will be nothing stopping
me from making trips here to 
see friends. 
Amber was a basket case through
STONER and I needed 
her, cause I will not allow 
others to help. 
Plus, I can help her 
with the boys so she 
don't have to take time off from
work. So....I gotta get well, and 
start working on things.
In 2020 I was not ready to let
go of this home. 
neither was my younger
brother. Now, I think it will be 
easier. Yes, memories are here, but
those memories are also in 
my heart so I will be 
taking them with me.

With moving I will be able
to spend more time 
with Felicity and 
this silly girl, Everleigh,
 

 
C


 Amber called me Facetime 
last night to talk with 
Evie. It is like 
talking to a mini 
adult. I loved it.

Do you ever facetime with
someone?
Pam








Comments

Marie Smith said…
I FaceTime with a friend in Edmonton, Alberta. It is not as good as being with her but it is a great way to stay in touch.

What a big decision but I understand the desire to be near family. It will be a lot of work but so worth it in the end, Pam. We were never sorry we moved to be near our daughter and the grandkids!
Well, that is one way to lose weight. Not the way you would have preferred but take it as a side benefit. Good luck with the sale of your house, I am sure that it will be bittersweet.
Liz A. said…
It's too bad that Amber can't move in with you. The house might be big enough for all of you. But, that's probably unworkable.
Yep, sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do and good for you being smart enough to do it while you can still enjoy things!
Ann said…
Your weight sounds like mine right now. I lost 11 pounds and now I've been stuck where I'm at. I don't want a kidney stone to help me get more off though.
Living closer to Amber would be awesome. I wish you luck in selling your house so you can accomplish that.
Christine said…
Evie sure is growing up
Darla M Sands said…
I wish you healing and that your move will be as stress free as possible. ~hugs~ You're a good friend that deserves the same. :D Be well, my dear.

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