March On

 

It's March! The month of daffodils, of my firstborn's birthday, the month of our wedding anniversary, of the kick off of another Sounders soccer season, and the official beginning of spring. Throw in the fun of St Patrick's Day and the hope of a lifting of the threat of COVID and pandemic restrictions. I celebrate March!

Today I brought in the new month with a visit with siblings. 

My sister Laurie invited us to her house for lunch and to meet up with our brother Hank and his wife Cindy. Last year they moved to Idaho, but now, in order to be near their adult children they will be moving this spring/summer to Georgia. Seeing them will be harder from now on.

On the home front, I am doing well. I went for walks Saturday and Sunday, getting in a mile on Sunday before the rains began, which continued on into this morning. Wet! Really Wet!

Tom went to the Sounders match on Sunday with Jill while I watched on TV. I hope to be able to go by March 12th. 

Monday I did quite a bit of the housecleaning, the laundry, and I have been doing the dinner cooking all along.

I had a long conversation/phone appointment with one of my doctors this morning. Another test will be done this week, mostly cautionary. It will hopefully answer a few more questions I have. 

Now we are home in time to post this and then get in front of the TV to watch the State of the Union Address. Whatever we are struggling with as a nation, at least we are not under attack and ducking bombs.

We count our blessings, and we March ON!