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I'll be running the dishwasher later after we eat. Later, I will empty it and put away the dishes. I'm using a new brand of dish detergent pod to see what happens. For me this exciting stuff. 
Chloe is about 5 years old, Shelly says cats average 3 litters per year. So this is at least Chloes 14th litter..
. (I love the last bit of irony there)
I had to go out to use a phone again today (to call my daughter, who I will not be seeing this weekend due to my being sick), so I went and got coffee also, and visited with a woman who used to live in my building. She was evicted when she was hospitalized over a year ago now I think; I used to see and visit with her at the coffee shop quite often, and she disappeared for a while, so I wondered what had happened to her. It is so nice to see her around again, even though she does not live in my neighborhood any more I have known her for many years; though she cannot remember when she moved into the building, I have been here since '91, and I am pretty sure she was here then
Okay, funny story. While waiting at the corner for the light to turn green, a guy said to me, "Hello, Dianne?" I immediately countered with, "Magenta" and he said, "Oh, I got you mixed up with somebody else, you look a lot like my friend Diane. I was going to say you look great, because the last time I saw you, you were in a wheel chair." Haha, I said, "I am up and about! (I made the extended bent arms up double fisted champion gesture) I thought you were going to say, 'You look great, you have lost weight!' and I would have told you that you were the first person to notice."
We had a little chat as we crossed the street together and then I allowed him to walk on ahead of me as I continued on to the coffee shop, where I had the little visit with my former neighbor
Then when I go home, another neighbor of mine was waiting in his scooter for the elevator. Three of us got on together, and I asked the guy in the scooter, if this was a new vehicle for him. He replied that unfortunately it was not, since he has been in it for over a year now, and I told him I had not seen him for a while, to which he responded, he had been hospitalized most of last year, so I asked him what happened, and he said it was his heart, and his liver, and his intestines. So then I asked him what his prognosis was, and he said it was good, and I old him I was glad to hear that, and wished him luck. He is hoping that the scooter is a not a permanent aid.
So I would ask any that have read this uncharacteristically long post of mine, to please pray for my neighbor in the scooter (I do not know his name, but God will know who you mean) and also for Angie, who is my former neighbor, and also suffers with various medical conditions. She is 73. Thank you.
Still watching the kittie-cam
I have known her for many years; though she cannot remember when she moved into the building, I have been here since '91, and I am pretty sure she was here then Okay, funny story. While waiting at the corner for the light to turn green, a guy said to me, "Hello, Dianne?" I immediately countered with, "Magenta" and he said, "Oh, I got you mixed up with somebody else, you look a lot like my friend Diane. I was going to say you look great, because the last time I saw you, you were in a wheel chair." Haha, I said, "I am up and about! (I made the extended bent arms up double fisted champion gesture) I thought you were going to say, 'You look great, you have lost weight!' and I would have told you that you were the first person to notice."
We had a little chat as we crossed the street together and then I allowed him to walk on ahead of me as I continued on to the coffee shop, where I had the little visit with my former neighbor
Then when I go home, another neighbor of mine was waiting in his scooter for the elevator. Three of us got on together, and I asked the guy in the scooter, if this was a new vehicle for him. He replied that unfortunately it was not, since he has been in it for over a year now, and I told him I had not seen him for a while, to which he responded, he had been hospitalized most of last year, so I asked him what happened, and he said it was his heart, and his liver, and his intestines. So then I asked him what his prognosis was, and he said it was good, and I old him I was glad to hear that, and wished him luck. He is hoping that the scooter is a not a permanent aid.
So I would ask any that have read this uncharacteristically long post of mine, to please pray for my neighbor in the scooter (I do not know his name, but God will know who you mean) and also for Angie, who is my former neighbor, and also suffers with various medical conditions. She is 73. Thank you.
Still watching the kittie-cam
I had to go out to use a phone again today (to call my daughter, who I will not be seeing this weekend due to my being sick), so I went and got coffee also, and visited with a woman who used to live in my building. She was evicted when she was hospitalized over a year ago now I think; I used to see and visit with her at the coffee shop quite often, and she disappeared for a while, so I wondered what had happened to her. It is so nice to see her around again, even though she does not live in my neighborhood any more I have known her for many years; though she cannot remember when she moved into the building, I have been here since '91, and I am pretty sure she was here then
Okay, funny story. While waiting at the corner for the light to turn green, a guy said to me, "Hello, Dianne?" I immediately countered with, "Magenta" and he said, "Oh, I got you mixed up with somebody else, you look a lot like my friend Diane. I was going to say you look great, because the last time I saw you, you were in a wheel chair." Haha, I said, "I am up and about! (I made the extended bent arms up double fisted champion gesture) I thought you were going to say, 'You look great, you have lost weight!' and I would have told you that you were the first person to notice."
We had a little chat as we crossed the street together and then I allowed him to walk on ahead of me as I continued on to the coffee shop, where I had the little visit with my former neighbor
Then when I go home, another neighbor of mine was waiting in his scooter for the elevator. Three of us got on together, and I asked the guy in the scooter, if this was a new vehicle for him. He replied that unfortunately it was not, since he has been in it for over a year now, and I told him I had not seen him for a while, to which he responded, he had been hospitalized most of last year, so I asked him what happened, and he said it was his heart, and his liver, and his intestines. So then I asked him what his prognosis was, and he said it was good, and I old him I was glad to hear that, and wished him luck. He is hoping that the scooter is a not a permanent aid.
So I would ask any that have read this uncharacteristically long post of mine, to please pray for my neighbor in the scooter (I do not know his name, but God will know who you mean) and also for Angie, who is my former neighbor, and also suffers with various medical conditions. She is 73. Thank you.
Still watching the kittie-cam
I have known her for many years; though she cannot remember when she moved into the building, I have been here since '91, and I am pretty sure she was here then Okay, funny story. While waiting at the corner for the light to turn green, a guy said to me, "Hello, Dianne?" I immediately countered with, "Magenta" and he said, "Oh, I got you mixed up with somebody else, you look a lot like my friend Diane. I was going to say you look great, because the last time I saw you, you were in a wheel chair." Haha, I said, "I am up and about! (I made the extended bent arms up double fisted champion gesture) I thought you were going to say, 'You look great, you have lost weight!' and I would have told you that you were the first person to notice."
We had a little chat as we crossed the street together and then I allowed him to walk on ahead of me as I continued on to the coffee shop, where I had the little visit with my former neighbor
Then when I go home, another neighbor of mine was waiting in his scooter for the elevator. Three of us got on together, and I asked the guy in the scooter, if this was a new vehicle for him. He replied that unfortunately it was not, since he has been in it for over a year now, and I told him I had not seen him for a while, to which he responded, he had been hospitalized most of last year, so I asked him what happened, and he said it was his heart, and his liver, and his intestines. So then I asked him what his prognosis was, and he said it was good, and I old him I was glad to hear that, and wished him luck. He is hoping that the scooter is a not a permanent aid.
So I would ask any that have read this uncharacteristically long post of mine, to please pray for my neighbor in the scooter (I do not know his name, but God will know who you mean) and also for Angie, who is my former neighbor, and also suffers with various medical conditions. She is 73. Thank you.
Still watching the kittie-cam
I hope we're not making Chloe nervous and holding up the birthing process.
As a mother that has given birth, I would not want to be rushed and touched too much. Everyone is different.
It is very exciting, though!!!
So glad I'm done with all the "baby" years!!!! My youngest is 10 and my oldest is 22.
As a mother that has given birth, I would not want to be rushed and touched too much. Everyone is different.
It is very exciting, though!!!
So glad I'm done with all the "baby" years!!!! My youngest is 10 and my oldest is 22.
Thanks for sharing with us, Magenta. I feel like I went with you on your walk and got a coffee, too! I will be praying for the "scooter man" and Angie.
Thanks for reading all that, Lafftur! And thank you for adding your prayers for scooter man and Angie. I appreciate it I have lived in this building for 27 years now, and seen a lot of people come and go, and others, grow old and die. Well, not watched them die literally, but seen them grow old, go into a sudden steep and rapid decline, and then disappear only to find out later that yes, they are now deceased. A recent one was a woman who reached her 90th birthday before doing so. She had been quite active, a very tall and big boned able bodied woman who suddenly was shriveled down to tiny and in a wheel chair. I had seen her starting to use a walker, and she had an assistant for some time, and then, I no longer saw her around, but ran into her aid one day, and was informed of her passing. Sorry to get all morbid on y'all.
My daughter's paternal grand dad just turned 96
Please pray for him. He gives me a Christmas card at Christmas time and says things to me like, "You are the only Christian I know any more."
Lafftur, none of your images show up for me
They are all those dreaded x-in-a-box
They are all those dreaded x-in-a-box
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We had a nice walk together, did we not? Thanks for reading all that, Lafftur! And thank you for adding your prayers for scooter man and Angie. I appreciate it
I have lived in this building for 27 years now, and seen a lot of people come and go, and others, grow old and die. Well, not watched them die literally, but seen them grow old, go into a sudden steep and rapid decline, and then disappear only to find out later that yes, they are now deceased. A recent one was a woman who reached her 90th birthday before doing so. She had been quite active, a very tall and big boned able bodied woman who suddenly was shriveled down to tiny and in a wheel chair. I had seen her starting to use a walker, and she had an assistant for some time, and then, I no longer saw her around, but ran into her aid one day, and was informed of her passing. Sorry to get all morbid on y'all.
My daughter's paternal grand dad just turned 96 Please pray for him. He gives me a Christmas card at Christmas time and says things to me like, "You are the only Christian I know any more."
Thanks for reading all that, Lafftur! And thank you for adding your prayers for scooter man and Angie. I appreciate it I have lived in this building for 27 years now, and seen a lot of people come and go, and others, grow old and die. Well, not watched them die literally, but seen them grow old, go into a sudden steep and rapid decline, and then disappear only to find out later that yes, they are now deceased. A recent one was a woman who reached her 90th birthday before doing so. She had been quite active, a very tall and big boned able bodied woman who suddenly was shriveled down to tiny and in a wheel chair. I had seen her starting to use a walker, and she had an assistant for some time, and then, I no longer saw her around, but ran into her aid one day, and was informed of her passing. Sorry to get all morbid on y'all.
My daughter's paternal grand dad just turned 96
Please pray for him. He gives me a Christmas card at Christmas time and says things to me like, "You are the only Christian I know any more."I think the natural dying process is a lot like the natural birthing process. Even Jesus referred to the end of the world as a woman in travail and all the earthquakes, wars, etc are birth pains.
Just look how excited we all are waiting for these kittens!! When a believer is dying, all of Heaven is so excited waiting for our arrival!!