Time to Move On

Yesterday I bought a rose and gave it to the pharmacist's assistant at Walgreens. I've had to go in there often due to med changes and my physical illness. I am finally feeling good physically and overall. So I thought it might be pleasant for her to see me coming without a prescription this time.

It was a simple rose, peach with near-red tips. I bought it first and then decided who to give it to. I was going to go the the library, but since I owe $9 in overdue fines, I know, disgraceful, anyway I thought it might appear as a bribe!

The sun is coming up and the world is awake. I can hear the trucks out on the highway and the birds are quite enjoying the weather. I hope it doesn't rain today so I can get something done...painting the trim outside so I don't have to paint it after attaching it to the wall.

Yesterday I called the realtor and I'll have her come over the beginning of next week. That is her preference. I think a lot of Realtors are busy with the government incentive. I do hope it sells quickly. Being apart from my husband has been very difficult. There has been stress on both sides, me with the house and missing Bob, and Bob rising to the challenge of his new job and worrying about me.

I'm in remission for the time being. Thank you God!
Remission is what people with bi-polar and depression use to describe the time period between depressive episodes.

Today is a new beginning, "with no mistakes in it yet" - Anne of Green Gables.
Time to get down to work so I make a dent in the last of the cleaning. There are things I need to return to people, a couple of books. What is it with me and books? I'm reading the book "It's Time to Move On...An innovative way to harness the remarkable power of change" It is time to move on.

Have a great day, I'll see you tomorrow!