This weekend we “fall back” - - resetting our clocks as daylight savings time ends.This semi-annual adjustment will spur the semi-annual focus and discussion about daylight savings and its effect on our lives, health and routines.
There are many things in our day that can disrupt our normal flow, make you late for certain obligations (like blogging) and events that will have a lasting effect....
I know some of you will remember the blogs I have done in the past which included words of wisdom from our wonderful companion, Musha. Well, almost 2 weeks ago, Musha made it known that his wisdom was needed elsewhere. We had to say goodbye to one of the best dogs I have ever had in my life (and I have had MANY).
Goes a long way for everyone around.
I watched a scene unfold the other day on the other side of a crowded LIRR train. A woman joined the crowd who was clearly pregnant and the train was crowded.
I intended to take Friday off. My daughter was getting married on Saturday (which is a blog for another day) and so I decided to take the day to attend to last minute details, get my nails done, travel to the venue, etc.
Not sure I ever blogged about the "event" that occurs this year on Tuesday. I looked back over the last three years of my posts and nothing (I'll have to ask our "Webmaster" aka Saturday's blogger, if any easier way to review exists.). But the euphoria following the Halloween bash held by by Knights of Pythias lodge leads to today's post. It was a great party.
Last Wednesday, a bug came to play,
Brought the flu, much to my dismay.
I laid in bed, a shivering heap,
Dreaming of wellness, instead of sleep.
I coughed and slept, a pitiful sight,
Wrapped in blankets, through day and night.
Ben's soup was my ally, tissues my friends,
Together we fought, to make amends.
But laughter came, amidst the gloom,
As I imagined dancing around the room.
For even sick, I found a spark,
Of humor amidst these past three days so dark.