Covid-19 What a bummer! Such a crazy time we are living in! So many businesses shut down, panic buying, social distancing, and sad disappointments for high school and college graduates. Schools online, teachers stressed out, parents wondering what the new school year will look like, making masks, wearing masks and trying to keep sane during all this! So I guess we all have to deal with it. We are still making improvements to our home and taking care of the yard. We are blessed to live in rural Idaho where we can buy meat from local farmers and make our own bread (if we get energetic). That's what it's like right now. So I try to stick to a schedule, avoid baking yummy treats (cause I'll eat them), and pray for strength to carry on even though I might not be in the mood to do anything. That's what it's like today.
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Paper Purses
I had fun making these with my new Cricut machine. Playing with cute paper is way too fun!
Fair Time
Dale and I enjoyed a day at the fair today. Reminded me of going to the state fair when I was young.
Remembering Zane
On September 24 it will be one year since Zane left this life. It is easier for me to talk about him now as I have come to accept the Lord's will concerning his passing. Strange how the mind will just think of a little thought during each day about him or the event of last year. That was a difficult experience, but we made it through. I give credit to God for giving me the strength to move forward and to my faith that gives me hope of seeing him in the next life. I am grateful that years ago Dale and I traveled to see Zane graduate from the Air Force Basic Training. He was so happy to be finished with that! He had a bright future and a creative mind. I am proud to call him my son and pray that his family is living a happy life.
