Good to know that my "plan of action" is still executable in about 8 minutes! My neighbor was laughing about my "must haves". Yes, we all have things that we would save from a burning building... My list: several family photos, jewelry and what little cash I have, passport, skin care and make-up (already in a travel bag), Thumper, phone charger, 2 pair of Angela Nuran shoes, several dance skirts and dresses, office attire, jeans and sneakers. I also had my teak and stone jewelry box that my brother sent to me from Korea when I was 15 but that went in the second suitcase. A mix of practical and sentimental. The computer is still under warranty and most everything important is in on-line storage. Thank goodness my suitcases are readily available. Everything has been returned to where it belongs and I even swept the floors. Funny how you find hair and dustballs in the strangest places... 8) On another sad note one of my elderly neighbors is not doing well and is in the hospital. His wife and another neighbor were just in the hall and we were talking about the events of the day. Another friend just lost her brother in a plane crash. Reach out and tell your family and friends how much they mean to you and show your love. We never know when it will be our turn to take that last journey. There is a country song "If tomorrow never comes" that covers that topic. Know that all of you are special to me and loved bunches. Just wanted to be sure you know that. Love and Hugs, Lisa
Posted on: Sun, 29 Sep 2013 04:19:01 +0000
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