18-01-22

January 22
Sunday was just as restful as you would want a Sabbath to be. I  cooked breakfast and lunch, and cleaned the kitchen up some, but I also built a fire and set my card table up in the family room, and sat there for about an hour and a half and finished writing the quotes from the Sabbath book into my notebook. Just re-reading things was a good time, and there is something definite that happens when your hand takes the time to form the cursive words. 

I made taco-dillas for the boys and Tyler said that was an interesting word, and that made me smile. 

Tyler and Noah cleaned up the kitchen while I got Barry's results from his DNA test, and then we went to Cottage Hill Park to play disc golf. It was a beautiful day and there are some stunning trees along the path. After I brought one big tree to their attention, they started noticing interesting tree trunks, etc., and that was fun. 

Beth called and we visited for a quick minute. She was on her way to the store and aiming to get back in time for a football game. 

John came to pick Noah up, so I got to see him for a minute and visit just a bit. 

Beverly and JA went on a picnic in view of the Golden Gate Bridge. There are pictures on Facebook. 

Angela had to leave early this morning, so our hug this morning was a phone hug. Bentley had a lot of seizures this weekend.

Morgan posted this on Facebook: YALL — one of the truest things I’ve ever read. You will not be everyone’s cup of tea and ITS OKAY if some people aren’t yours either.

I used to have such a hard time with this because, let’s be honest, it’s HARD to find girl friends. I used to think there was something wrong with me, like it was a problem that i didn’t click into a group.

But I’ve also found that if you let go of “everyone has to like me”, you find a few true friends that are more your cup of champagne than anything else. Amiright?

I told her the boys and I had just been talking about that, but that it sounded truer when she said it. I read it to Tyler.