I don't think I've ever had a phone call in the wee hours that brought good news.
It's 4 am in Ohio. Now I do tend to be a night owl but this is late even for this crazy old lady. Why am I here at this ungodly hour? My phone rang a couple hours ago and that that rocked my world -- again -- and now I can't sleep. I am, fortunately, not looking at a busy day today which is probably good. They say that troubles come in threes; right now I'm at almost two down and one to go. I'm trying very hard to convince myself that what doesn't kill me makes me stronger but I'm wondering. When I know more, I will let y'all know more.
It's 11 am now and I'm tired but I managed to get some sleep. There's not much I can do except worry or pray and both are what my late ex-husband would say, " about as useful as a screen door on a submarine" so I'm going to be as patient I can and spend my time getting caught up with y'all and doing some house-keeping here while I wait for news.
Hope y'all are having a great day!!!!
Happy Blogging!!!!
Kay
Fingers crossed for you.
ReplyDeleteThanks! But I fear that there is no happy ending on this one.
DeleteHope it is better than it sounds. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteThanks!!! I don't think there's a happy ending.
DeleteHope you get a little rest today. Sending a hug your way.
ReplyDeleteThanks!!! I'm trying to keep busy!
DeleteThinking of you. Stay strong.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry for the bad news, and know you'll come out the other side just fine and still smokeless. And, with a super clean house.
ReplyDeleteHope it all works out well and you try to stay level with it, not let it drag you down. *hugs*
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, Kay, and I hope the outcome is not as dire as you feared.
ReplyDeleteI love the line about the screen door and I'm going to try and remember that one.
Me, too, but in the long run, it prolly won't matter -- just as I really don't matter unless someone needs help. (as the party in question did return a call I made yesterday. Glad you liked the screen door line -- my ex served in on a submarine when he served in what he called "Uncle Sam's Canoe Club" and that was one of his favorites.
DeleteDitto to all the other comments before me. I can't offer much more except to say thank goodness you weren't in OK city suburbs. No matter how bad things are, they could be worse. Not much help, but true.
ReplyDeleteVery true!!!!! Thanks!!!!
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