It Is What It Is News:
Just when I thought it could not be more hot and humid in Kansas, it got hotter
and humider. Yes, humider is a word because I just made it a word. Never mind
that my Mac keeps changing my word to “humidor.”
Good News: We
were privileged to be there to greet our grandson, Michael Powers, upon his
arrival home from his five-week trip to Africa and to hear about his mission activities
and four-day safari.
Bad News: We
received word that our three-year-old great-grandson, Sawyer Walker, had broken his
leg.
Good News: Just
as we stood in church to sing the first hymn, Hubby’s cell phone vibrated and there
was a message telling us that Greyson Quinn Fuller, our new little great-grandson, had
just made his debut in Michigan.
Bad News: We live
too far away to see Greyson right away.
Good News: I have
pictures and, of course, I’m sharing one here.
Greyson Quinn Fuller
7 lbs. 5 oz.
Empathizing: We have had a string of the humidest days one can imagine.
ReplyDeleteCongratulating: On the arrival of the Little Fuller!
Vanilla, wishing today that I lived closer to Michigan.
DeleteI assume you have not as yet had dry enough air to finish the table.
Greyson is a handsome lad. Joy to the entire family.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Secondary Roads. Until we can arrange a visit to Michigan, we will have to enjoy him via pictures.
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