Diff Kind of Happy Dance

Jul 30, 2007 27 Replies

Rhoda, I amazed at your great grand father living to such an age although I think he could have done something a little more fun for his

100 bd! I'll keep you and your dear Roy > I shall keep your happiness in my heart as my 91 year old husband Roy

thank you for all the well wishes. he says it's going to be a challenge as they haven't had anyone in charge in that area in a few years...including no maintenance programs whatsoever. Hopefully, they'll let him have an open book when he gets it set up--setting up is the hardest part-then things level out for everyone.

Woo Hoo! Happy Dancing around my Sewing table for BOTH of you! Will continue to keep you both in my thoughts as well as my prayers.

- dlm. in Central MA

I know how good it feels to have DH back at work. Hope you both enjoy it. My DH waited, it seemed like forever, before he got the doctors clearance to return to his job. The first time he complained after returning I just chuckled. It meant everything was almost back to normal.

Thank you all. Reading and feeling the power of your words truely makes me feel surrounded with God's love.

rhoda

That's just wonderful! I'm thrilled for both of you........

Patti in Seattle

To concerned members: Second day from surgery day and Roy is doing well. The surgery became very complicated but not impossible for young Dr. Garcia. Longer recovery but should be o.k. Daughter Christine and granddaughter Abigail still on board and our cookout is tomorrow with son Eric in charge of cooking...I'm in charge of buying and buying...NY Steak is what was "called" for. Thanks for caring.

Rhoda

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, 30 Jul 2007 08:19:41 -0700, "Butterflyw>You'all have been SO patient with me over the last 5 yrs of Mr Joe and My

Thanks for letting us know, Rhoda. I'm glad things are going well so far. Let's hope the recovery, though long, will be complete. . In message , R. E. Wicker writes

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