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We made it through the first full week of school. 
Lilly started  college. Gunner didn’t eat the neighbor’s cat that he treed. 
Glen and I got a date in. We ended the week trying to have fun at the neighbor’s end of summer glow party.  We are working on getting the little girls room prepped to paint before we move the bunk bed in. We are also trying to dejunk their room because everything seems to be a treasure which is making their room overflow.
  I got a quilt quilted for a client. I also had a hearing test and found out I got the hereditary hearing loss that my mom has. I tested out hearing aids. They help but I’ll have to save up for them and get rid of some of my pride. Hearing aids before 40 is not something I was expecting.   Evelyn is eating like a toddler/starving teenage boy this week and in and out of bed a couple times a day. It’s an adventure.  What a week.  
Lucy serving.
Gunner and the treed cat. 
Lilly the college student on her first day. 
The girls hola hooping and dancing at the Hansen’s party. 
What I looked like after Ruth and Beth put glow paint on me. 

 

Comments

HW said…
It's a full and good life! Lily is so good to send her first day picture! Lucy looks like a formidable server. Sorry about the back to school bug. I think we have that now--all except Alan who won't kiss us. And wow. That is pretty sobering to be considering hearing aids. One of our friends who is 19 got hearing aids last year for some significant hearing loss. She likes it because they double as ear buds. She also wears her hair down more I have noticed. The pride thing is real.
kirsta said…
You will love being able to hear!! It's too too important. But I'm really sorry that you need hearing aids. So much fun to see Lilly at college and Lucy serving. Oh how I hope your start of year bug doesn't stay very long!
Paige said…
Glow paint all over your face. You are so tolerant. Is that easy to get off, Or do you just glow everywhere? I’m so glad that you don’t have to endure a silent world. After you get hearing aids, you’ll have the option to turn them off and not hear what you don’t want to hear. That can be a real blessing.

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